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There is a google doc on logik somewhere that has benchmarks of not just GPUs but also CPUs, That said the latest architecture for GPU can make a massive difference. My Titan Pascal GPUs although unsupported outperform older gen Quadros, i have no doubt that a p5000 or p6000 would outperform my Titans Remember the more vram the merrier and u should be fine
Everything works as expected including background reactor, if i were to get a card today i would go the 1080ti, best bang for buck in my opinion and a decent amount of vram. Again if u go GeForce over quadro route remember its officially unsupported
It obviously seems like you need lots of CPU power, memory, fast storage and top GPU to get the the best performance. I actually would have thought it was primarily tied to GPU, but that doesn't seem to be the case. Then again, i don't know what the test contains.
Is there a place where the test/projetc can be downloaded?
Alot is tied to GPU, my test on only a ssd before i did storage setup was only 3 seconds slower so there's that, also more CPU doesn't mean anything with flame, its a balance of clock speed and cores, if anything that sheet show u dont need a high core count over priced xeon to have a fast flame. The benchmark lives on logik i believe
To prove the point if u r on Linux and open a shell and type 'watch nvidia-smi' then open flame and render a heavy setup u will see your vram get eaten up and usage on the gpu, however if u run top or htop u will see that all those CPU cores rnt being utilized to their max potential.
