Our commitment to the community extends to our contributions to the Blender Development Fund which helps to ensure the future of Blender. We are proud that our contributions have helped to improve workflows and experiences for the Blender community - the driving force behind Blender development. We have a shared purpose of developing, maintaining, extending, and promoting open software solutions. You can also see the performance uplift in individual scenes in the chart below:īlender have long championed the freedom to create.
When using the Blender 3.0 Cycles X renderer with the AMD HIP API, the AMD Radeon RX 5700 XT renders across 8 Blender scenes at a combined average of 2.12x than when rendered using the Blender 2.93.5 Cycles renderer with OpenCL (2). When using the Blender 3.0 Cycles X renderer with the AMD HIP API, the AMD Radeon PRO W6800 renders across 8 Blender scenes at a combined average of 1.97x than when rendered using the Blender 2.93.5 Cycles renderer with OpenCL™ (1). AMD is delivering a significantly better user experience in Blender 3.0 thanks to our support for these improvements to Cycles. Highlights of the major update to the Blender Cycles renderer include much-improved GPU rendering performance, better viewport interactivity, revamped sampling settings, new GPU volume sampling, and a lot more. Support is currently validated on AMD Radeon PRO W6800 and AMD Radeon RX 6000 series desktop GPUs and enabled on other AMD RDNA™ and AMD RDNA 2 architecture graphics cards.
Our AMD Radeon™ Software Adrenalin 21.12.1 or Radeon PRO Software for Enterprise 21.Q4 (or newer) drivers are required to use Cycles in Blender 3.0. To support these changes, we’ve developed a new way to take the standard code that Blender uses for GPU acceleration in the new “Cycles X” update and have compiled it for AMD devices, using the open-source AMD HIP API. Highlights include a node-based procedural modeling system and advanced asset browsing and management.Ī complete refresh of the code and architecture of the Blender Cycles rendering engine is also part of the new Blender version. Blender 3.0 offers several improvements to the user experience across the entire 3D pipeline.
We are thrilled to announce that thanks to our close partnership with Blender®, select AMD graphics cards are supported in today’s release of version 3.0 of their incredibly popular 3D digital content creation software suite.īroadly speaking, the goal of the new release is to build upon previous versions’ UI and workflows, and to improve it further.
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