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Switching to the regular GPU servers makes the Cycles version only 4 times slower.Ĭircling back to the questions from the beginning of the post: yes, Eevee is fast. Eevee is almost 12 times faster than Cycles when rendered on the same hardware.

This scene also has the largest number of samples in the test. The lighting is quite different as a result, but both versions hold their own in terms of the render result. This is again originally an Eevee scene switched to Cycles for this test. The fourth scene is an interior render created by Chanya Thaninsurayut. Hover to see the differences, click on image to see large Eevee render. Green Dragon, 3,840 x 2,160 px, 256 samples Eevee vs Cycles benchmark 1 – Green Dragon This means a slightly different scene setup for each version, to obtain a close enough visual quality.ġ.

The first two scenes have been modified so that both renders (Cycles and Eevee) look approximately the same. All tests have been done using the Blender 2.80 version available on our farm, from February 26th. This array of hardware configurations has been chosen to illustrate the speed differences between Cycles and Eevee in the two most important scenarios for a user: when rendering at home (or in the office), using the same hardware, and when using a render farm.

Finally, in Cycles on the standard GPU render nodes available for Cycles rendering on our farm.

A second time in Cycles, using the same render nodes.

Once with Eevee on the specially-configured render nodes available for Eevee rendering on our farm.

They are close enough to be relevant for the purpose of this test, though, and they should give you a better insight into Eevee’s capabilities.Įach scene has been rendered three times, with the same resolution and samples count: The resulted images are not identical, as lighting works differently in the two engines. We picked three different scenes that have both Cycles and Eevee versions and rendered them on our servers. We decided to run a few tests on our farm and see what the results will tell us. The most important two are, of course, “how fast is it?” and “how does the output quality compare to Cycles?” With Blender Internal out of the picture and the promise of greatly improved speed, Eevee generates a lot of excitement – and a corresponding amount of questions. As Blender 2.80 development advances toward the first Release Candidate, Eevee becomes more stable and receives more features.