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FusionWorks Renderer significantly increases render time on AMD Threadripper CPUs
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I have found that FusionWorks Renderer significantly increases render time on AMD Threadripper CPUs to compare to Intel i7 CPUs. I started to complain on ChaosGroup forum thinking that my new AMD Ryzen Threadripper 3960X CPU has long render time because of some of the V-Ray settings. But after I shared the scene file for the test with other people and checking their render time I was able to nail down the problem. And problem is FusionWorks Renderer.
Here is the test Max2018 file with V-Ray 3.60:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/memmwcwa1yof9 ... 8.max?dl=0

FusionWorks Renderer
ON
i7-6950X render time: 2m 51s
Ryzen 3960X render time: 5m 51s

OFF
i7-6950X render time: 1m 53s
Ryzen 3960X render time: 1m 11s

As you can see, when FusionWorks is enabled Ryzen 3960X 24-core CPU is slower than i7-6950X 10-core CPU. When FusionWorks Renderer is enabled it slows down render on i7 as well but not so critical as on Ryzen computer. I recently wrote on this forum that Afterburn has 32-core limit and crashes when it tries to use more cores. I thought that FumeFX doesn't have this problem but looks like there is a similar issue.
viewtopic.php?f=1&t=2036#p11269
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#2
Hello,

The AfterBurn bug is solved and we're looking for this particular issue with VRay.

Thank you.

Regards,
Kresimir Tkalcec
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#3
Ok, I will come back to check the status 3 months later. Thanks!
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#4
I am sorry to say but I had to switch to Phoenix FD plugin because of lack of support from FumeFX team.
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