Thanks. According your log the driver for your device should support CUDA 2.1. Some other error must be happening resulting in an early abort of the render.
Could you please run the tester program I posted in this thread, and attach the resulting log.txt here?
Ok, well, there have been many changes, improvements and fixes since March 3rd. I hope upcoming Tuesday we see a new update to Rhino WIP released.
Until that you should be able to select the CPU as your rendering device with RhinoCycles using the RhinoCycles_SetDebugOptions command (toggle the use_cpu to CPU instead of CUDA).
Do You still need more log files/pictures that your testprogram creates?
My computer does render a black window when using the gpu (nvidia geforce gtx 560ti) but does render correctly with cycles using the cpu.
Not at the moment. I have my thinking hat on to come up with more ways to figure out why some cards fail. According specs I find on the internet your and feklees card should work. Perhaps more information about hardware setup might give some clues, but right now hard to say.
Information like operating system version, video card driver version, number of displays attached (and how, like VGA, DVI, etc), any special themes is use, etc.
Right now I’m busy with ironing out the last wrinkles of the changequeue integration (interactive rendering in separate window), but once that is in WIP trunk I can concentrate better on diagnosing this kind of errors.
I’ll ask in a new thread for more user help when I get to it!
FYI, I am daily testing and developing RhinoCycles on my NVidia GeForce GT 420, on of the lowest-end cards supported by Cycles (and thus RhinoCycles). This card has been working nicely (albeit a bit slow compared to the CPU in the same computer).
Ah bummer. Well, see above I will ask for user help soon
Let us know what you need! By the way, as I am on an Optimus system, I just checked what happens when I turn off integrated graphics in the BIOS: Same thing, no render. So that’s not it.
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One possible reason down, X to go
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