Recently I created an animated graphic package for a client, he offered render the project himself, he bought a 1080ti, I have a 980ti in my machine My render time per frame was 2 minutes his was 30 seconds.
(Think of this as a priority ratio instead of actual samples.) If you want more, push up the built in sampling rate in your octane lights, high for the important ones, lower for the less important ones. THIS IS EVEN MORE IMPORTANT for reducing rendering times. Adaptive sampling TURN ON - standard settings is fine for now.Max Tile Samples - max this one aswell if you have a card with a bit of VRAM.Parrallel samples - max this out to 16 (makes octane render more pixels at the same time).Path term power - you can try increasing this and see if it has an impact, don't go over 0.9.GI clamp, this is the most important thing for reducing render times - set this as low as you can go without seeing big changes in your render, around 1 is usually good for me.Caustic Blur, max this to 1 (unless you are actively going for caustic rays / looks, almost always just bump this too 1).Turn your Spec depth down until you start to see black spots, then turn it up a bit until it disappears.
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