Question What is the scene with the highest graphic quality?

[Sizzle]

I have a 4090, I don't want to be the only one getting hot. ??

 

[atani]

If you want to melt your machine just add as many persons as possible until it crashes

 

[Sizzle]

If you want to melt your machine just add as many persons as possible until it crashes

That would cause a bottleneck in de CPU. The GPU would hardly make any effort, because that's the problem. This programme is not well optimised and uses much more CPU than GPU.

 

[atani]

Hair is GPU handled, so get some wookies in there

 

[Sizzle]

Now seriously, any scene with that requires very good GPU? Shadow Venom does very good scenes that require good computers to run them... byut they're just dances.

 

[atani]

I have no idea. In my mind a scene that needs crazy powerful components to run decently is either specifically made for that purpose or is just carelessly put together, unoptimized and bloated.
Perhaps the benchmarking forum thread scene, which is made to push the hardware, will get your 4090 a intense workout.

 

[Sizzle]

the benchmarking forum thread scene

Where's that "forum"?

 

[atani]

This forum, but seems like it's a plugin and not a scene as I thought:

Benchmark - Plugins + Scripts -

Measure VaM performance of your PC in a reliable way. Compare with others to make hardware upgrade decisions. Why? What is this? As a side project, I was looking at PC components for upgrading my old machine. That made me browse through various...

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Benchmark Result Discussion

This thread is intended to share and discuss result from the MacGruber Benchmark plugin. As a side project, I was looking at PC components for upgrading my old machine. That made me browse through various forum threads on the Hub discussing FPS in VaM. Everyone is posting random FPS values, but...

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[MacGruber]

seems like it's a plugin and not a scene as I thought:

Technically it's a scene that uses a plugin ?‍

Raytracing anyone? (via Reshade)

Enable Ray Tracing in VaM (only for Nvidia GPUs and desktop mode) - Guides -

Nvidia released a new driver 511.23 (https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/news/god-of-war-game-ready-driver/) which adds new depth-based filters from the Reshade author. One of these is a Ray Tracing ReShade Filter called SSRTGI. You can use this...

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