Hey Lycium, thanks for the reply! Fairly fond of the nick myself 8) ... I actually wasn't using remote desktop for the renders, both computers were on a local network and I was using TeamViewer to keep tabs on the i7/660Ti slave. It seems that because the job is sent to slaves in a '1:1' fashion, th...

I'm running a Toshiba laptop as a master (i5/Intel HD 4000 graphics) and a desktop with i7/GTX660 as a network slave. I've noticed that when I enable GPU rendering through the Toshiba, my only option is the integrated HD 4000 graphics. I expected the network slave to utilize CUDA through the GTX660,...

:?: NO idea what happened, but I just did a quick test render with GPU enabled to confirm it didn't work before installing the Intel SDK...and it appears to be working. I changed nothing and installed nothing . No explanation for why but all appears well now, getting around 380k samples/sec in my te...

Thanks for the thoughts Zom-B. GPU info readout is below. Downloading Intel OpenCL SDK, will report back after installation. CUDA info: ---------- OpenCL info: ------------ Successfully loaded OpenCL functions from OpenCL.dll Num platforms: 1 platform_id: 00000000039A16D0 platform_profile: FULL_PROF...

Bumpity...anyone?

Absolutely amazing, bravo!

I've been attempting to get GPU rendering working on my laptop, which has integrated Intel HD 4000 graphics. This chip supports OpenCL 1.1. I've installed the latest drivers (9.17.10.2932) and am running the latest version of Indigo as of this writing (3.4.18) with SketchUp exporter. Every time I tr...