What NVIDIA STUDIO really is?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ก.ค. 2020
- Nvidia RTX is a little bit more than we all know about. The guys from Nvidia asked me to show a little bit more details and talk about other benefits of RTX besides render speeds boost.
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NVIDIA Studio App list with enhancements: www.nvidia.com/en-gb/studio/s...
#NVIDIA #RTX #STUDIO
Brace yourselves! CHALLENGE IS COMING!
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Great stuff as usual, mate!
One Day Andrey will model and render himself throughout an entire video 😂
Man, I am waiting for that day.
And we would wait 3 days to see render finished
I don't doubt it!!! :)
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Awesome video once again, can't wait to participate in another CG challenge (:
The moment you said "Upcoming CG Challenge" my heart started pounding hard hahaha I am so excited! Thank you for the quality content and all the opportunities dude!
Your content is so useful and informative. Especially, when you've pointed out the main needs of each gamer and creators. Always love your video. Cheers!
Thank you for this! All of these "comparison" videos out there about Game Ready and Studio drivers are literally just FPS side by sides with no actual explanation as to what makes them different under the hood. Nice to get some ACTUAL information.
Hey man, I just wanted to drop you a comment to express how much I appreciate your effort into showing off a technology that many feel skeptical about still, which did show in the comments. :b
I think there isn't anything wrong with the video, and the MacBook was a good example of a popular creator's laptop, I'm not sure why people think it would be unfair if it is what people usually go for.
I'd have liked to see a comparison between the game driver and studio driver, but if past experience serves me correctly, it probably just means it's meant to be more stable and, there aren't like, magical performance improvements.
You're a cool dude, keep doing your thing. 👍
Cheers mate ❤️
Hey, Just found your channel, It's amazing for someone like me who is trying his hands on VFX and CGI animation.
informative video, was distracted by the firefly glass lamp thingy, is that a vfx or an actual lamp ?
VFX
@@HISEROD damn, looks realistic af, thanks
Even he's a CGI. Trust me.
New subscriber alert😂
@@spade4397 he has a video on how he does it, you can search for fireflies in his channel
This was quite informative as I didn't know that Nvidia specially introduced drivers for gaming and studio/pre or post-production enhancement separately.
Will definitely look into this in the future when purchasing.
Although I do wonder if the current laptops are able to keep up with the desktops in terms of performance.
Great video. Valuable information. Unfortunately, my Macbook Pro uses the Radeon Pro 560 and does not run the Octane X. I think of using CPU rendering, in this case, Corona Render. Do you think Corona rendering would be as good for motion in C4D as it is for Octane Render?
Thanks for the suggestion..!!!!!
Hey Andrey, as always very informative video. Too bad i dont have a RTX enabled notebook, however thanks for informing that Octane X is available now. But I cant find the Metal plugin for MacOS C4D. It says CUDA on download link on otoy's website. I have a Macbook Pro so wanted to test that.
Hi andrey thx for your channel is pretty good and informative keep the good work :3
thanks for the videos man i just invested my first desktop at 26 and went with a rtx 2070s gc after watching your video on them.
Hey man, i am a bit confused. Is the gaming vs studio version a software driver's setting or is it individual to the specific GPU you buy?
Should've compared studio drivers and game ready drivers. This video amounted to "Guess what guys. GPUs are different from CPUs". So helpful.
Yaaaass man! Blender is awesome, is really cool to see you using it :)
I updated my drivers to studio ready drivers, and for some reason it always crashed when rendering something, exporting, or even loading a 3D object in any 3D software.
So i had to update to the new game ready driver that was released a few days ago for death stranding release.
I usually wait out couple of weeks before upgrading until all the softwares are refreshed with new set of drivers support )
have had the same experience, octane crashed constantly. switched back to latest game ready version, no more problems.
manhh... the intro is soo legit 🔥
Can’t wait for the new challenge!
Hey Andrey, I have had a question regarding octane and gpu for a while now and now thought this might be a good place to ask. Im running on a single rtx 2080ti with my pc and when using octane in c4d i keep having 2.5-4.5 gb of ‘unavailable’ vram meaning i cant use anything near to the 11gb capacity. Ive checked on various forums and people are saying that win10 is making 20% pf vram unavailable to the user regardless of the total vram amount. But even so, some of my scenes have up to 4.5 gb vram unavailable which makes it super hard to work with complex geometry and textures. If you have any knowledge or advice on this id be happy to hear it, i cant be the only one to experience this. Also, thanks for all your vids, they help me a lot!
Hey, this issue been present for a while. Since Win10 I think. The only workaround I found is to work on Linux - it doesn’t have such problem. Apart from that there’s nothing we can do I’m afraid. This is up to Microsoft. I was running all my stations on Linux for some time 😄
That explains a lot, the artists i know are also switching to Linux
@@AndreyLebrov Linux Cool! As i understood your SLAVES which you use as GPU-server are work on GNU/Linux operation system!??????????
The good news: With Windows 10 Version 2004 this situation has improved and it seems the operating system is now blocking less of your VRAM.
@@Mac_Daffy thats awesome to hear!
What's that behind you moving in glass cup and how can i get same one? Btw, nice video 👏🏻👏🏻
That firefly jar lamp is awesome.
With this guy, I don't know if it's CGI tho...
you explain this stuff very well even i can understand it
Andrew! If you buy A7S3 do some cinematic or related to this camera video please!
The BEST CG channel on the internet. The coolest Andrey i know, keep up the good work.
Where did you get that awesome screensaver?
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@Andrey Lebrov , This is really impressive and hats off to Nvidia for the power in a laptop, it's exciting stuff.
I just wanted to ask what the specs of the MacBook are as you said latest but that could mean the latest base model?
just wanted to know for reference :)
Thanks Andrey
Hey, Andrey. Im really looking for your advice. I want to work in film industry and I already know something about c4d, its easy for me , but I heard that 99% percents studios use Maya. I tried to learn
it but its really hard and some tools work bad in Maya. So here is my question: Will I be able to work in film industry if I know c4d, fusion, davinci, houdini well?
Does it matter if I game on newer games using the studio drivers?
Ok but which macbp did you test with? Is that the 5600m with hbm2 ?
I have only one desktop with rtx2070 super... I do product rendering as a freelancer and also play games on it... what driver should I use?
Game ready or studio ready?
Which laptop you recommend for 3d modeling and animation on blender
question, can one download both drivers without them overriding each other or are you just locked to either one you choose?
hi can i ask question, is rtx 2060 super is okay for octane i want to used for vfx simulation
I may be wrong or didnt give attention. But i actually wanted to know what difference it makes on choosing studio driver over game ready driver. Does it perform nearly the same or gives considerable uplift in CUDA performance. Asking for people who do both work and game😁
Thank you, Andrey!
Do you use DaVinchi Resolve for Editing + Color Grading or just for Color Grading? "I love your Contant"
Davinci for everything now, edit, grade and sound
Good enough for Editing+grading premier pro..?
@@nagendrabathala3 If you already know Premiere and have it all set up then keep using Premiere of course, but otherwise Resolve is clearly the superior NLE in every way. Much snappier, with full blown GPU acceleration instead of the half assed one recently introduced in Premiere, and better built-in audio editing and of course color correction tools. Unless you're very used to using Premiere it makes no sense not to go with Resolve.
@@nagendrabathala3 for grading davinci only
@@gurpratapsangha7692 premier do colour grade, but D resolve support 8k footage (premier not support 8k), premier interface is user friendly, some people shif to premiere.(that's my thought)
Could you compare the same laptop with the 2 different drivers?
I wonder what topic of the new competition will have
The main issue with MacOS is fundamentally Metal API. As soon as Apple went on its own separate way, no developer really seemed to invest the time and resources needed to implement and maintain another codebase (instead let's say Vulkan). This is even worse in the FOSS community. So with Apple, all the major software is CPU wise. We'll see with the Apple Silicon transition if it gets even worse.
Very informative..
Hello bro! When is good processor for Cinema 4D? AMD or Intel?
i9 9900K is good for Cinema 4D?
At this particular moment I think i9 would be better, BUT Maxon just announced their Neutron core which supposed to be multithreaded, in which case threadripper would be better, especially something like 3990 - heard very good feedback about it and getting one for myself in next week or so
@@AndreyLebrov Thank' s!
Андрей,дарова! Хотел спросить на счет ноутбука, который поддерживает Nvidia Studio
Lenovo Legion 7i Creator. Что вы думаете по поводу этой машинки ? я уже год решаюсь покупать или же нет. У меня до 2200$ порог,но если надо будет,могу и потратиться до 3500$, но будет ли оно того стоить ?
Im thinking about buying the new GeForce RTX 3090 card and placing it in a GPU cabinet and using it with my Mac Powerbook 16". Have you any experience with it. I want to use it most on sets and while working over a time period at another studio. Also than using the workstation remotely. I love the home office and like you I have made it the habitat that I love to be in and that's a must for really long days.
My workstation is powerful with 2 x RTX 8000, Dual CPU, and 500 GB of Ram. Using a Gtech Shuttle XL with Thunderbolt 3 that give me 120TB and to slots for portable drives and readers for RED. Love it but in January a drive was broken and it took them 5,5 months to get it from the USA to Polen in 2 days where it then rested at the local DHL for 4 months and then resting for another one and a half months at their office. The raid was saved without the drive so it was not really a big problem.
As im asking a question. I watched the Russian Guardians movie yesterday and while there is some parts of great VFX it lacks a lot. Russia should have skilled talents that can produce Hollywood quality work. Where do you see Russia as a motion picture producer will stand over the next 5 years when it comes to quality in VFX and overall good production? Thanx you for all your great work its always inspiring and updating my skill level!!
About week ago I built PC with rtx 2060 super. And tested rtx in vray 3d max. And oh my God... Real time render now real time!!😄
But it often has some bugs with TyFlow. Sometimes after restarting render it just don't show TyFlow stuff or even anything on scene.
thank you a lot for so interresting informmation
Wish I had seen this video a long time ago. I own a 2019 Razer Blade Advance 2080 MAX Q with GeForce drivers and use it for AE and soon Maya...need to figure out the correct settings to get the best out of my laptop. I upgraded to 32 RAM and 1 T SSD. Can I download other drivers to help me out for creative purposes?
i have the same model with same upgrades lol. In order to get the drivers, y need to enter in GeForce Experience app, on the drivers menu, then on the top right, you find a 3 dot menu to be able to switch drivers between game ready and studio. Just click studio and your good !
I really like your intro would you please break it down or maybe a tutorial ?
Since it is mainly driver difference can we switch the driver as required like for games Game ready driver and for graphics the studio driver if we are using the rtx gpu
There is no such buttons to switch as such, but GeForce Experience made it very easy to reinstall drivers. Couple of clicks and you’re done, I wouldn’t recommend jumping between drivers though, especially on work-machine. I am also not proficient in gaming question, so not sure if studio drivers have any negative influence on gaming experience.
@@AndreyLebrovso reinstall works imo thanks for the reply
Уже хочу узнать о CG челенджи, также вдохновлен вашим рассказом об технологиях Nvidia, надеюсь принять участие в вашем челенджи, попытаться получить выигрыш, спасибо за видео.
hi. i bought aero 15 4k with rtx2060. working in davinci or pp i noticing high cpu temps like 80-90 c . is that normal in these model series?
If it wouldn’t be normal your cpu would shut itself down
@@AndreyLebrov safe operating temp of intel i9 is 100c i ve been wondering why pp using so much power with even simple tasks. my old i7 in laptop reaches 80-90 while gaming and 60-70 with video editing or rendering. But just done undervolting and temps seems to be normal around 70c.
love your vids
Good new for Redshift Users RSRT is Coming so can see output near to realtime
You forget mention OptiX render pipeline render that give almost double performance than in CUDA on 3D render.
Furthermore on DaVinci Rsolve Nvidia/rtx don't give an impressive advantage compared to the Red site of the force.
Optix rendering speed up INSANLY compare to basic CUDA. Add AI Denoiser and its incredible. The only limitation seems to be GPU memory and some problems on volumetrics lighting (all in Blender)
I would humbly except this gift, and would put all my energy to create something with it that would make you, and myself proud. I believe.
What if i'm a gamer and a visual artist? What driver do i use then?
Is here really difference between Nvidia Geforce Studio and Nvidia Geforce GameRady drivers?
As for performance, really there's *no difference*
I get the same exact frame rate in the same games, same latency, everything. Shadow of the Tomb Raider, Doom Eternal, Sekiro, etc.. They're the same with either drivers. With rendering too, I notice *very little to no difference* between the two. I'm sure the primary difference is less crashing.
Maya used to crash every 30 min, and if it didn't, the viewport will cease to refresh, irritating me to the point of reopening the program. After switching from Game-Ready to Studio drivers, I haven't had a single issue since. But I switched 100% over to Blender shortly thereafter anyways, so..
Nvidia stated that the CRDs are the same thing as GRDs except that the CRDs are more stable and thoroughly tested prior to release.
But if you're a gamer, *get the game ready drivers*
If you do both games and creative apps like streaming with gaming or gaming videos.. then get the *game ready drivers* and if you experience crashes or bugs, switch to the *creative drivers*
if you don't game at all, get the *creative drivers*
*Edit* -> Here's a link to answer your question more thoroughly: www.thefpsreview.com/2019/08/12/nvidia-studio-driver-vs-geforce-game-ready-driver-performance/8/
@@DavidAllen_0 Thanks for feedback.No i am not a gamer.But usually i play CS GO,Gta 4,Gta 5 on min graphics.
Last time i rendered in default skyline renderer for 9 hours....
İ dont have enough money for Vray
And i think here should be some difference in rendering speed
well unreal engine is a game engine, right? so will it make any difference if I switch to studio driver instead of game driver...?
They both have almost the same features. I think its better to still using the studio driver for more stability in softwares
The big question for me is, if you are streaming gaming, what is better, Studio driver, or Game Ready driver.
I am streaming on a one pc setup, with one GPU an RTX 2080 TI.
I could imagine, that the Studio driver is improving the usage of the streaming application,
and the Game Ready driver improves the game's performance.
So i am not running games on max frames per seconds, i cap the frames at 120 fps or 180 if possible.
Should i use Studio drivers in my case, since i am not pushing the game 's frames to the maximum anyways,
or will this give me more input lag in the game, compared to the Game Ready driver ?
At the moment, i always used the game ready driver, because i thought, the game comes first,
input delays are the smallest, if the game is focused the most by the driver,
and this way the visual product, which is the gameplay, has such a good quality,
so that what the streaming software is encoding, and sending to the platform,
i am streaming on, would be the best it can be, with no microstutters and so on.
But sometimes there are issues, like visuals, and sound not being in sync in the vod.
Strangely, if doing clips from it, or exporting the whole vod to another platform fixes this issue.
Btw , your link to the fireflies lamp doesn't lead to the product anymore.
Is there maybe a name i can google and find it with ?
Nvidia has a set of tools for streaming specifically. Comes with studio drivers as far as I’m aware. Jar with fireflies link was leading to a tutorial. It’s VFX
@@AndreyLebrov Holy, that was a fast answer, tnx.
The fireflies lamp in your shelf on the left is a visual effect ? Wtf ?
I searched the internet like crazy, couldn't find it. lol
Thumbs up for blender cpu/gpu performance test!
I am a PC guy but I am very curious how these new mac m1s will compete in the future with Nvidia cards and intel and amd processors. If they continue to integrate and figure out more about how to blend this tech with GPUs as well who knows. Mac could be a creative powerhouse again. If they can drive their price vs power cost down I would consider switching back to them in the coming years. Although I still think we have a bit for that time to come. Also, thanks for the info on this Studio stuff. I actually just recently realized they had these and started using the studio versions, but I did want more info on them. I found this out because of the issues I am having in Resolve with what seems to be from one of the more recent Nvidia updates. For whatever reason, I am still having problems but they are fewer. Until last month I really have never had stability issues with resolve or Fusion, and I have been working in Resolve for about 2.5 to 3 years.
Funny fact. M1 is based on “Arm”, which is owned by nvidia :) so I wouldn’t predict any Apple domination in creative world (3D world specifically)
@@AndreyLebrov Good to know! I guess I will stick to saving my money and building a monster PC rig then. My tower is getting old and is need of an upgrade.
I'm a character artist but man... your videos push me to learn vfx.
you are the best
keep well
a facial animation video would be super cool!
The wallpaper of the computer is OS system, how to use in PC, beg tutorial, cool
I appreciate the playback speed feature on TH-cam.
Important question - did the Macbook Pro have 5500m or 5600m
Хитрыйандрей!)
By the way!
Very cool as usually!
The newest graphics drivers broke some peoples premiere from working when in cuda
Love your tech reviews as a VFX artist. Makes more sense to me rather that just classic reviews how speed is the new hardware and so one. SSD speed numbers and so on doesn't says anything to me.
you need to sell some merch so i can buy it playa
I just love the way Andrey presents his video, it is just lovely, the lighting, the CG GPU with the same lighting with the room, the texts, the logos. everything look so sorted. Just amazing!!
This is interesting and expected, but can you comment on how or if the new RDNA2 cards can do the same? I know they are not released yet, but do you think they will be able to compete with RTX cards in this space?
Potentially, the thing is nothing (software) is optimised for it. There’s a lot of work going into optimising tools for specific technology. So I guess it’s up to manufacturer and if they would offer any tech that would be worth optimising for. Again, Octane X is a perfect example how it’s possible.
@@AndreyLebrov Thank you for that explanation
Well explained, time to say goodbye to my MacBook
Wow, you were using a MacBook for 3D work?
On the Macbook Pro I use the corona render that runs via the CPU and goes well. The Octane X needs an external e-gpu to run.
The problem with an e-gpu is losing the mobility of the macbook, is it worth it?
@@uwirl4338 Yes I still use a Macbook. I know I really should upgrade to a PC, although I think creativity is not only in the hardware you have. Creativity is crafting the best you can with what you have..
@@rubenscheer That's of course true. You can do great stuff regardless of your means.
Can anyone tell, is every rtx laptop a studio laptop ?
Good video, but it should have been named "why is it worth taking rtx". I didn't hear the difference between the game and studio driver
I have gtx1650 (turing), can i have studio driver update?
I'm afraid that this would be RTX specific, the 1650 doesn't really carry any RTX features.
Game Ready Driver an Studio Driver who is best For Gaming My GPU 750Ti
Is NVIDIA Studio Driver free to use?
Yes.
Can anyone using a rtx gpu get nvidia studio?
Подскажи как ночник со светлячками называется)
VFX 😄
thank you for creative commons! checking you out!
My biggest question in this is why nvidia pushed the whole rtx so much specially for the adobe suite and then adobe can’t even make the GPUs be recognized in premiere pro except for exporting.
I have a question. So it's very controversial as I mentioned below I have a laptop with an rtx quadro 5000 but many people are saying that the normal rtx cards like the rtx 2080 have much better performance I really don't get it
so should I sell the laptop and get nother one with an rtx 2080 super :p
GPU renders are calculating on CUDA cores mostly. If you would google how many cuda cores your quaddro have vs 2080 you’ll understand why quaddro makes no sense in CG rendering
I should clarify that it makes no FINANCIAL sense, your current card probably performs the same as 2080, so there’s no real reason to change it if you already own it
Thank you so much, really appreciate everything you do for the community. I’ll probably stick with the laptop until I get my own place and maybe build my own pc ❤️
But is only for newest graphics card
Крутой ноутбук. Мощности впечатляют. Просто обязан поучаствовать в челлендже. Жди работу от меня!)
But Dave Lee says Creator laptops don't even work best for creators
People ask why I don't use a Mac, I just laugh at them
Ват?? Ландан из Зе кэпитал оф ю эс эй, бразер! )
Nice
Ничего не понял, но очень интересно... (шʎтʞа)
How many of you are distracted by the falling RTX2080 at 1:55 lmao
This guy is the best in the Industry. Nobody can change my mind. coz if I were to have a mentor, it would most definitely be Lebrov.GG
I’m defo not the best in the industry but thank you very much 😄❤️
Only I am dreaming to own this laptop :D
Is that macbook m1?
M1 was announced in November 2020
Hey, I'd like to start learning texturing, lighting and rendering. Where do I begin with this? I'd appreciate any help with this.
I'd recommend Substance Painter if your focus is on texturing and C4D or maybe Blender if your focus is on rendering. Just grab Substance Painter's trial and watch some of the official tutorials which are very clear and straight to the point, and apply what you've learned to free 3D models with clean UVs. The software has a rudimentary renderer but if you want to do lighting too you'll need to export to something like C4D or Blender (or Maya or Katana but I suspect those far exceed your needs and are kind of clunky to use).
Good luck and don't give up to frustration!
@@uwirl4338 Thanks a lot for the information. I use Maya for animation but never learned the basics of texturing and lighting. So I'm starting that part from scratch. i'll be sure to go through the softwares you've mentioned.
thank U for U