What are the hardware requirements for the D5 renderer?
Graphics Card: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 6GB or higher
Operating System: Windows 10 version 1809 or later
The D5 renderer leverages GPU technology, and its ray tracing capabilities depend on both the graphics card and the operating system supporting ray tracing modules. Therefore, the choice of graphics card and OS directly impacts whether D5 can run effectively.
The graphics card configuration influences real-time rendering quality and user experience, as well as final output times. Additionally, the size of the video memory determines how well the system can handle complex scenes.
Note: While GTX series graphics cards can handle high-quality resources during real-time operation, they consume a lot of power. However, the image quality is comparable to that of RTX series cards. To fully utilize D5 renderer’s performance and enjoy smooth real-time rendering, we recommend using NVIDIA RTX series graphics cards.
Factors affecting complex scene performance include: number of scene faces, number of light sources, high-resolution textures, and detailed vegetation.
To give a clearer picture of how the D5 renderer performs across different graphics cards, here are some reference test results:
Test Version: D5 Renderer 2.0
Test Dimensions:
- Real-time operation smoothness (frame rate)
- Rendering time for images/videos at different resolutions
- Scene capacity (memory usage)
Test Results:
Note: The data above was obtained using the D5 Lab standard model with version 2.1 of the D5 renderer. Actual results may vary slightly depending on your specific hardware configuration and usage conditions.
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