How To Render Faster In Blender

THIS WAS A QUICK VIDEO ABOUT SOME WAYS TO REDUCE YOUR RENDER TIME IN BLENDER (version 3.2)
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00:00 INTRO
00:09 CYCLES X
00:20 NOISE THRESHOLD
00:42 LIGHT PATH
00:52 PERSISTENT DATA
01:05 OPEN EXR
01:11 USE A.I
01:46 OUTRO

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[cosmic_scusa]

the most weel-spent 1.50 mn of my day ! quick an yet super efficent . thank you!

[TheSaibotIsReal]

This settings just made my animation render in 14 hours

[ilgam.the.creator]

thanks man for tips it's really works!

[SilverHand]

thank you man! simple, short and super useful video !

[aahritya_tv]

Nice video bro! Looks professional with smooth editing:)

[Chris_wizz]

Thanks man im animating a hole film and i though rendering was going to be a pain, but with this finally i can render stuff:D

[emmanuelgonzalez]

Really works!! thanks bro, only you need do this, i read in other comment below:In preferences, go to the System tab. At the top you set the Cycles render device. For a GTX card, choose CUDA. For an RTX card, choose Optix. Mac I think uses Metal.
When you've set that up, GPU will no longer be grayed out, and you'll render much faster :)

[anaversary-]

I'm completely new to blender. I'm talking day 2! I'm loving these before and after thumbnails as well. I'm going to sub and watch u while i continue to learn :p
Any essential tips i should know while taking on this heavy journey?

[bazzahill]

Enable and Set the noise threshold to 1 and enable Denoise. Use two GPUs. Render using two instances of Blender from the command line (headless, one for each GPU). Disable "Overwrite" and enable "Placeholder" in Output. Sometimes CPU rendering is faster.

[TailspinMedia]

the persistent data setting cut my render time in HALF on it's own. awesome vid.

[hnv]

<Noise Threshold> actually doesn't stop rendering when there is _"no noise"; it stops Rendering when the Noise _*_reaches the limit_*_ that has been set on Threshold - so your _"no noise"_ is *very* misleading and it can be understood wrong.
And what I personally have noticed is that if <Noise Threshold> is set to bigger than 0.01 it can have *a lot of denoising artifacts* that are very noticeable especially on animations - but I guess it just depends about the complexness of your scene, so I'm not straight forward eliminating the use for bigger values on Noise threshold, but I'm just saying that *use it with caution!*

[VICTORTRELLS]

jesus christ my render was 7mins per frame now its 30 sec bro u saved me alot of time

[hengly]

I used 16min to Reder 120 frames this is bad isn't it? Now I will try it out. Thanks 👍

[snesmocha]

You should have mentioned that cycles x is just the new version of cycles… it’s been in blender for at least a year or 2 now

[robinsquares]

You didn't set the renderer to GPU in the video. The drop-down is gray, like it will be for most people. That's because you need to specify your hardware in the settings.

[smile]

i have dell latitude 5420 with 24gb ram. i dont do extreme renders but even even a mere picture on my laptop takes minimum of 30 min to render. plz help

[D_CREATOR]

Thanks for the video, but is FrameGui only for windows?

[Numan-shrd]

can anyone tell me how to make realistic
render in shout time

[Makedonas]

Yo brother, do you happen to remember the name of the music you used in the video. Thank you for the tips for reducing my render time, i didnt know persistent data was a thing!

[daimonxart]

thank you so much it really helped me Do you have any clues on why the proyect and the fina ender may not look the same? mostly for the lights, the final render is lighter