I have now managed to boot Kit 106 on our Stockholm -region VM with the above specs.
It renders but there are issues with the lines.
Please tell me how can we solve this line issues thing?
Also you can see strange white stuff at the eyebrowses and hair all over.
After rendering a litte while, it will take more gpu to use but still its poor and not efficient:
AWS Credits cannot be used to purchase AWS Marketplace subscription “NVIDIA Omniverse GPU-Optimized AMI” and “NVIDIA Omniverse™ Enterprise Workstation (Windows)”.
So what is the best foum to get help for my rendering issue, since I am in Inception Program and Ai Enterprise?
Is it this forum?
We are looking into this bug at the moment. I would start by sending us detailed logs of kit 106, when the lines appear. You are not using our recommended AMI so it hard to advise.
As I mentioned before, you would be better off using a machine with less GPUs and renting more of them to balance it out. You could rent and build a small render farm for this, as you mentioned.
We apologize. It is a bad bug. But it hard to reproduce here. It could be the machine, the motherboard, the drivers, even the specific file.
Can you DM me the complete render ready file and I can test on my dual A6000. Have you tried to do this on your own local dual A600O machine, if you have one?
Thank you very much!
I just sent the USD file and logs and video screens as DM.
Looks like its just impossible to use kit 106 on that 8 L40S gpu VM since now the kit does not boot up 100% but crashes.
I totally understand that the way to do this would be the official AMI VM that you have linked into.
We shall use multi GPU only when we can burn real money on that VM, since Inception Program Credits are not covering that AMI VM. I believe this happens this autumn :D
So I do not ask you to spend so much time on this case Richard.
We will setup the render farm but only after one month when our AWS credits are expired.
About the farm, is it still not a good idea to combine ADA 6000 and RTX A6000 to a same power PC ?
Following your DM to me, and just to update this thread, you MUST select the correct vGPU driver mode. If you want to use an RTX application you will need an RTX vGPU license.
looks like it’d be under the NVIDIA Control Panel, assuming the VM has a valid NVIDIA vGPU software license for you to choose from. in your original post, the video you posted at timestamp 0:18 is where you would be able to change it to NVIDIA RTX Virtual Workstation
below are some help docs in case if that doesn’t make sense.
