Speed up Octane Renders with just ONE feature | Realistic renders with DL in Octane for Beginners

[@Claymoretrax]

Your tutorial helped my renders. Thank you so much.

[@polinameduha8175]

Seeing a new video notification from you makes me so happy!

[@nickmedukha]

Haha thank you ❤️

[@nickmedukha]

Hope you enjoyed this short tutorial! Let me know what should I cover in future videos? Love you all!

[@cardozada]

Thanks great tutorial!

[@yedutunlinus6609]

Thank you brooo.. it’s so very helping us 😬

[@theostalproject]

Thanks, loving the octane content :)

[@nickmedukha]

You're welcome 🙌

[@thomasnowak431]

Thanks a lot Nick!

[@nickmedukha]

Always welcome, Thomas 🙌

[@jinleung3994]

Thanks for sharing!

[@AbdullahCross25]

Great Video Nick!

[@nickmedukha]

Thanks a lot, Abdullah! Hope it was useful!

[@AbdullahCross25]

@@nickmedukha I use Redshift Personally But I can go through the same settings let's see :)

[@nickmedukha]

@@AbdullahCross25 Oh I heard that with Redshift and GOOD FINETUNING it can produce fantastic renders super fast!

[@fernandolardizabal458]

Nice! I haven't quite miss DL for such a long time. I may return sometime. Just make something to cool down your GPU - (91 C is dangerously high). Regards,

[@nickmedukha]

Thank you! And yeah, seems like need to change termalpaste on my laptop again😅

[@laforni5489]

@@nickmedukha Which difference are between DL to PT?

[@locinolacolino1302]

@@nickmedukha Also turn RTX On, don't know why it's off in the video

[@abraham6567]

1 min was already fast for me xd

[@nickmedukha]

Now imagine you have 1000 frames :D

[@wonkaytry]

Did you try to activate the option in the kernel called Redshift?, it should speed things up.