Hey yall... I'd like to know how to hyper thread render... You supose to add a -t in your xml file right..... But where are you supose to put it?? Cud some1 post up an example code showing how and where to place the -t.
Thanks
How To Hyper Thread render
The '-t' should go on the command line, like this:
... where 'scene.xml' is the scene to render.
You can also change the default setting in infile.txt:
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indigo.exe -t 2 scene.xml
You can also change the default setting in infile.txt:
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"num_threads" "2"
you also can edit the 'inifile.txt' file where it says
"num_threads" "1"
to "num_threads" "2"
My experience with my 2.4 Prescott HT was that using dual threads wasn't very useful (+5-10% Mutations per second, but Deathly killed other processes). My new C2D is a very different animal (+90-100% M.P.S., Hampering computer use)
"num_threads" "1"
to "num_threads" "2"
My experience with my 2.4 Prescott HT was that using dual threads wasn't very useful (+5-10% Mutations per second, but Deathly killed other processes). My new C2D is a very different animal (+90-100% M.P.S., Hampering computer use)
Everyone else is doing it so : Core 2 duo E6600, 2 gb ram, Nvidia 8800 640 GTS and 250 gb hd
A good way to start indigo is to use
This works on Win XP. It will put the indigo process in a lower scheduling class ("below normal") so the pc doesn't run so slowly for other processes.
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start /belownormal indigo.exe -t 2 scene.xml
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