yeah. same here. on a bunch of cards lately, quadro as well as geforce. but i thought i am to dump or lazy or both to configure them properly..
one object with 10 millions polygons, no problem, 10 million objects with one polygon..not so good.. and even lower object counts. i had my joys with maya every time i had to export a car model to soft. we all know how much parts these fellas have, but maya performing smoothly. not so soft. usernormals and such . . . Am 10.08.2012 um 09:36 schrieb "Stefan Kubicek" <s...@tidbit-images.com>: > I've observed this too for two or three years now. Maya's raw VP performance > has become really good, unless some realtime shaders come into play. But > that's > getting a lot better with the new VP 2.0 too. > Yet, I wouldn't dismiss XSI' VP performance as bad though, > I can rotate 10 mio polys quite smoothly on a relatively low-cost GForce 460 > with 2 GB of RAM. > > >> It seems like every model I work on lately has ~10Million Triangles. I've >> always thought XSI handled large poly counts well and have'nt put much >> thought to it. That all changed yesterday after exporting one of our large >> models over to Maya. The Maya viewport interaction is buttery smooth with a >> very tactile response to viewport navigation. It feels connected like a >> Lotus Elise on the bends in Big Sur. I can't believe it. For years XSI had >> the upper hand with polycounts but it seems the tables have turned. >> >> I had not realized just how slow it was. It's so bad ( and Maya is so good) >> I suspect something must be wrong with my machine or it's not tuned for XSI >> but alas I can't find a problem. I've tried a few drivers and fiddled with >> the settings but nothing seems to help. >> >> Anybody have any tips to improve XSI viewport performance? Or are we just >> behind the performance curve. >> >> Votch Levi >> > > > -- > ------------------------------------------- > Stefan Kubicek Co-founder > ------------------------------------------- > keyvis digital imagery > Wehrgasse 9 - Grüner Hof > 1050 Vienna Austria > Phone: +43/699/12614231 > --- www.keyvis.at ste...@keyvis.at --- > -- This email and its attachments are > --confidential and for the recipient only-- >
