I introduce myself, my name is Kepa and it's my first message in the forum, I wanted to ask for help with a problem that I have when it comes to rendering via CPU. I attached image, of what I comment.
As I commented the problem arises when I render through CPU, I have a workstation with a Dual Xeon 2699 V3-72 Processing threads, when I shoot render in Blender does not use more than 20%, as you will see in the attached image I had to correct it inside Of the performance section of the render tab, the auto threads detected by default puts me 36, that is half of them, I put 72 and nothing, is useless. I do not know if it is due to a Blender problem or that, I work under Max and with the rendering engine works 100% CPU I understand that it is Blender problem.
Any help would be appreciated.
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2Related: https://blender.stackexchange.com/questions/16251/how-to-render-a-30k-image-with-cycles – brockmann Jul 11 '17 at 09:46
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1My guess is that the scene is not complex enough to push the CPU to the max, maybe increasing the tile size will have an effect in that direction – Jul 11 '17 at 11:07
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Maybe Blender is not well optimized under Xeon processor and can't fully detect/take advantage of the hardware available – Duarte Farrajota Ramos Jul 11 '17 at 17:44
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From your screenshot, you can see that you are only rendering 12 tiles. If you have 72 hyperthreads, then 12 tiles / 72 threads ~= 16% utilisation. Options:
Render the full image, instead of small fraction that you are.
Reduce the render tile size so that you have more tiles rendering at once.
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I had the same question and later realized that the graphic card (GPU) was near 100% while the main processor (CPU) was only around 20% (see the figure below). I understand this is happening because, in this case, the rendering is happening mostly on the GPU, not the CPU.
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