5 Tips for FASTER Renders in Blender Cycles

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How much time did you manage to save on your render? Leave a comment!brbrI made an oopsie; please disable CPU in the system preferences if that’s possible It makes renders slower than having ONLY the GPU enabled brbrAlso because the images in this video might be a bit small to compare, here are all the full size images per timestamp;br imgurcom/a/mDzecBm
Comment from : Kaizen

Thank you Kaizen
Comment from : António Valente

Heavy scene of an Audi on mars with high detail terrain and some astronauts and gadgets, went from 10 mins to 56 seconds
Comment from : Ejimadu Benjamin

You might not know how much you just saved my life, thank you🫱🏻‍🫲🏽
Comment from : Ejimadu Benjamin

Bro, you helped a lot, after accomplishing your instructions, it had me anxious when it said 21 mins remaining, and it seemed slow, but i looked away for like a sec and i saw it leap, from 12 to a 100 in like 2 mins
Comment from : Rqizarr_

Thank you so much 😊
Comment from : Sopinha

bruhh you are life saviour
Comment from : Blender_Sk

what a great tip using the GPU 🤦🏼‍♂ did you ever hear of VRAM limitation?
Comment from : NOT standing with Kokaine

For those guys with Overheating problems while rendering, you can put less Threads in the Performance tab of the rendering engine and that can solve the problem (it worked for my processor)
Comment from : Leonardo Vasquez

Me watching the video in 144p : hmmmm interesting 🤔
Comment from : Kay Jay

Thanks so much man, Im finally getting into blender and was thinking that these long renders were a part of the game 😂
Comment from : Jimmy

This was really helpful, but my 9 year old desktop still took an hour to render 😂
Comment from : Aether Squirrel

Also I changed Denoise from OpenImage to OptX and got 1:30 down to 2 sec
Comment from : ksotar

You are a savior man, you just saved me a hell lot of time in rendering my animation I loved it <3
Comment from : Talha Jamshaid

Holy crap the first one sped things up so much for me I always thought that even though it was greyed out, my gpu was still handling the rendering but I guess not
Comment from : Lucas Johnson

amazing
Comment from : Jay Massey

I have noticed that using textures as an image is much better than procedural stuff (I am really new haha) brbr
Comment from : Thomas

worked, thank you, really, thank you so much
Comment from : DEDE

Super useful Literally see the picture rendered in a small fraction of the time before, no quality loss This is dope work, Dude! Thank you for doing the research for us
Comment from : gin ho

damn thanks for this! it is still usefull even today
Comment from : the stray cat

THANKS!
Comment from : metavaron

does this work with animation?
Comment from : Catze productions

thank you so much for this! it saves me a tons of time i'd been waiting 12 hours to render 40 frames of animation and i have 200frames now it's rendering a lot faster
Comment from : Pari sans S

Sadly I have a 3090 and 128gb of ram and I still have high render times lol Thank you for the setting tutorial!
Comment from : Rob Tobin

I was having some trouble with my Blender renders being very slow I checked my settings and saw that the rendering method was set to "None" I had no idea what that meant, but I figured it couldn't be good I searched online for a solution and found a video by Kaizen Tutorials that explained that "None" is a slow rendering method that is only really useful for older graphics cards The video suggested changing the rendering method to "Optix" if you have a newer graphics card, and I decided to give it a trybrbr I changed the rendering method to "Optix" and my renders were suddenly blazing fast! I couldn't believe it I had been wondering if there was something wrong with my graphics card, but it turns out that I just needed to change a setting I'm so grateful to Kaizen Tutorials for explaining the solution to this problem Their video saved me a lot of time and frustration
Comment from : Ali Fathi

thank you!! this took my render time from 356 hours to only 24
Comment from : m4rshadow

YOUR MIC 😭😭😭
Comment from : Purpul

This helped so much even though it is a year old, it went from 30 mins to 20 seconds I just thought my computer was bad lol you earned sub!
Comment from : MA Studios

Omg my computer isn't so bad in rendering) Thank you very much for such a short and useful tutorial!
Comment from : Anton Korovin

Oh, I decreased time from 20 minutes to 1 minute in a simple render Nice! Thank you
Comment from : Isa Cienfuegos

would be great if they didn't just screw people with older amd gpu's in 28
Comment from : Thicboi

Hi Kaizen, I started using a Windows computer again after a long time My Windows computer has an AMD RX580 graphics card, and I found out that Blender no longer supports this card I saw that you are using an RTX3070Ti, do you recommend it or should I look into slightly higher models? I live in Turkey, and unfortunately, the economy and inflation are really bad here, so it takes 4-5 salaries to buy a single RTX4090 in our country
Comment from : Can Tm

I L O V E Y O U
Comment from : Cabra Sideral

SPEAKING OF NOISE!!! TURN DOWN YOUR MIC GAIN HOLY FUCK MY EARS!!!!brbrgood tutorial
Comment from : S3A

Thank you very much because of you I have completed my project earlier
Comment from : Mohit Nivas S

Gracias nesecitaba esto, muchas gracias
Comment from : Edwar Bladimir

Niiiiice!!!
Comment from : Gon

Bro can v render video in acer nitro 5 rtx3060 ryzen 7 😢
Comment from : Acer Nitro5

Great video But I have a question Yes I know that each project we work on need different render settings But for the sake of experimentation Is there a way to save the render settings for the next project ? Instead of having to reset them every-time you create a new project, to your preferred settings
Comment from : Dennis Frederick

omg u helped me so much (using blender for over 3 yrs and never thought that it could be this quick thank you so much)
Comment from : Király Kata

Hello Kaizen, your instructions about Blender are awesome, amazing videos describing how to use the final render with Cycles just amazing, I say thank you very much for your content and contributions here for the Blender community around the world, greetings from Brazil and Germany for you my friend, my best Regards, Rick Marcel, CEO Orion ITAO Studios
Comment from : Orion Laboratories & Studios ITAO

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Comment from : Jirka Dolezal

Amazing, thank you!
Comment from : Gabriel Moro

Thanks!
Comment from : Gabriel Moro

Thanks, nice Tipps😊
Comment from : Simba Productions

youre the best thanks
Comment from : Stand Still

i thought my 6 hour renders were fast
Comment from : Dylan Cordeiro

wow I am unsure of what exactly to say, I am currently working on a scene based on a street with shop fronts from a film, it's relying heavily on the lighting provided by shop signs etc I modelled it in Eevee to get the look down and now moved to Cycles to get the feel right - you just knocked a render that predicted 16hr (btw I used very basic tools as I came to Blender almost accidentally and fell in love with this style of art) and my render just got down in around 5-6minutes AND I had to rely on CPU because of my build AND it looks incredible considering it's half complete - thank you
Comment from : Shaun Parfitt

Why didn't I find it earlier!!! Reduced rendering time of a still render from 45 mins to 83 seconds 🤯🤯🤯😲😲 just can't believe what i'm seeing!! Thinking of how many countless hours I wasted till now! Can't thank you enough bro ❤❤❤from INDIA
Comment from : The AquaKing

The main problem with noise threshold is artifacts But if you turn up the resolution in output settings, you can seriously get better results
Comment from : Rehan Abdullah

Oh my goodness gracious me, my render was originally taking 17 minutes per frame and I was accepting my fate with a 4 day render but now I can look forward to seeing my render tomorrow morning which will be done in approximately 5 hours This is really a godly tutorial and will help me achieve so much more in future
Comment from : Qibli

Awesome )brit will be very helpfull brthanks
Comment from : vgrsff

DOES IT WORK ON LAPTOPbr?
Comment from : 3D AnimateZone

yr volume is a bit distort, great content!
Comment from : Life 360 Vlogs

Thank you so much for doing this video! I only had to wait about 9 Seconds Instead of 9 minutes! this helped alot and saved My time! thank you!
Comment from : luhvcy

Me Who Don't Have GPU What I Do
Comment from : Aryan Gamerz

I went from 28 min a frame to 48 seconds, the biggest winner seems to be changing from cuda to optix on a RTX 4090 Pretty amazing , thank you for the tips
Comment from : Ion Gottlich

The render I’m doing is like 20 seconds long and it’s taken 3 days
Comment from : Altie

Can't stop staring at the shading issue on the wall on the left
Comment from : Shizzle McSheezy

Awesome Thanks! Is there a way you can provide the comparison screenshot in top quality Comparing on a YouTube Video only helps limited :)
Comment from : Ben

самое пиздатое по качву и времени за 17 сек
Comment from : MrWonderland48

whats wrong with your sound?
Comment from : and all i can say is

i was wondering why renders took so long i was using the wrong render device
Comment from : James

Oh this helped me a lot with animation rendering thanks😊
Comment from : Jarmila Kadlečíková

Either this man is a human YouTube algorithm or YouTube itself is getting better at reading my mind Just when I think that there is no video covering my particular problem, this man comes in and saves my day! Perhaps one of the best channels for me with the likes of Polyfjord, Blender Guru and Ducky3D
Comment from : Debkumar Basu

Bro I’m rendering using my GPU and my GPU fans just stopped spinning? Like tf?💀
Comment from : Mr Also

holy shit first tip helped me so much was on none for me, went down from 7 hours to 20 minutes thanks so much
Comment from : A cat Named lucas

Damn thank u very much for this!
Comment from : Taksh

Thank you!!!!!!
Comment from : Almog

I have a rtx 3090 and it is set to none it doesnt support 3090?
Comment from : Ydo Santa

So perfect Videos let me think you are no human You answer too often on comments, as you have some Clones for that Is your Cousin an AI? 😅
Comment from : HabmBrand

The least gain in speed was reducing the bounces, which also decreased the final quality the most
Comment from : → to the knee

7:02 - You've got 8 GB of VRAM, which is what is used when rendering on the GPU, right? Unless the BVH is calculated on the CPU before rendering
Comment from : → to the knee

Thanks that helped a lot got my own scene down to 30 sec from 4mins
Comment from : Humans R Ants

ajudou pra caramba valeu
Comment from : Ríssalo Oliveira

@kaizentutorials does this also work while rendering fluid sims?
Comment from : Andrew

Excellent video!
Comment from : Squeaky Buddha

It was great, my rendering time was reduced by 20 times
Comment from : Lorgala Studio

Thanks!brthat helped a lot
Comment from : בלי ווינר

Thank you, omg!
Comment from : bingus

Thank you so much
Comment from : Darcy Brooker

your mic sounds like absolute dog water, my ears hurt, learn to use ur mic m8, how did u mess it up this bad???
Comment from : Melon

Currently i am rendering a 250 frames animation of a PlanetbrTo render 10 frames my pc took 2 hrs so farbr Praise for me
Comment from : Space Beyond

FR: Merci ! :DbrEN: Thank you ! :D
Comment from : Antoine Van Geyseghem

Boss, getting 4 seconds per frame as opposed to 5 minutes previously Cheers man
Comment from : Shini

Thanks for this nwn My render time changed from 3-4 hours for one still image to only around 45 minutesbrComing from someone who probably is way too picky on how perfect the render quality is (with the samples set to 1,000 no joke) I'd say noise threshold of 001 is when there's pretty much no difference at all in the render, even with the pic magnified you wouldn't be able to tell a differencebrNot only did setting a threshold save time, but it also seemed to make it easier to have it rendering in the background, since before when I tried doing other things on computer while rendering it'd be a lot laggier too XwX
Comment from : FilmyCat