Mining VS Rendering

[Tuan Kuan]

Hello everyone, We are happy to announce that our Beta Version of the Leonardo Render software is on the way. Many improvements and stability tests have been made. The Beta version will be accessible via free download and the rendering service will be available for free for the duration of the Beta-Stage. Stay Tuned for more info.

Best,
LT

Simply great! Although i didn't ever did any rendering but after checking out the video that they share in the telegram chat i want to put my hands into it. It seems that rendering is now made easy with the introduction of LEOS. When will it be available in the website , any exact date?

Perhaps I am also interested in this question. I have long wanted to try to make 3D video in space with various satellites and the international space station. But my home computer's resources are not enough.

Yeah! Same here! My computer don't even meet the minimum requirements to do any type of rendering. A free trial will definitely a great idea to put my hands into in. I came to know that the Software is needed for receiving the jobs and process them through the network.

Cloud Computing is the use of hardware and software to deliver a service over a network so there is no minimal requirements from the user end and it won't use user resource. Only a stable internet connection will be enough in case of cloud based appllications. As cloud-based programming,computing, and storage becomes exponentially more flexible, powerful, and secure, both new companies and longstanding industrial powerhouses will alter their operating methods and innovate new ones that better incorporate cloud usage.       

[Zaicheg1001]

I welcome the development team. What is Leonardo?

[graxoff]

What would be necessary for a system to perform rendering tasks reasonably?


PCI bandwidth?
Ram?
CPU?
Up/down bandwidths?

This looks like a good project. I just hope it is as it seems.

Thank you for interest in our project.

At the moment our suggestion is:

Internet speed: minimum 10/mbit•s

Cpu Ram: min 8Gb

Gpu: Nvidia/AMD min 4gb ram

Our CTO @Goocek can answer more detailed IT questions if needed. Join the telegram chat https://t.me/leonardorender

Best,
LT.

Quite acceptable conditions, that's only at the speed of the Internet at 10 Mb / s is not very fast. I think this is not enough for rendering.

As for the need and usefulness will become clear after public sales, when the level of interest in it will be clear. In the meantime, I can say that the idea is good, but you need to work hard to promote it.

[Irma nurfalah]

I not really understood this project. can you be explained about this project.?

[erhmutlu]

Do you think this for AMD cards ?

[LEOS TOKEN]

Do you think this for AMD cards ?

Hi! Thank you for the question.

We will accept AMD to leonardo render around November 2018.

Best,
LT

[LEOS TOKEN]

I welcome the development team. What is Leonardo?

Thank you for the question.

The largest render farm ever constructed, Leonardo makes cloud rendering easy, affordable and secure.Take full control over your projects using the power of Leonardo’s GPU infrastructure.

Best,
LT

[Evelyn Abramson]

How many GPUs i need to have to start mining?

[LEOS TOKEN]

How many GPUs i need to have to start mining?

Thank you for the question.

We currently have minimum requirements for the miners - 50 GPUs.

Best,
LT

[serhanni]

Will there be enough work or guaranteed work to cover 7/24 instead of mining?

[Toby Benson]

I also read the white paper. I did not think that the project would interest me since I am not a miner. But graphics in our time becomes an integral part of life and if Leonardo succeeds in achieving the goal then it is possible to further develop the project, because the idea is actually relevant.

It's nice to see that Leonardo is gaining momentum and is attracting interest from the miners. I hope the cooperation will be productive.      

[Thekool1s]

Will there be enough work or guaranteed work to cover 7/24 instead of mining?

No, They explained it earlier, They will use mining as a backup, So when there won't be any jobs running, The software will mine for you. Expect most of the time being spent on mining. An Average commercial would take a mere hour or two to render with 100 GPUs. As I said in my previous post Unless they land every single Animation studio out there, there isn't much stuff to render.

[063Myxa]

Good evening. How do you ensure that customers will get the highest work quality from your miners?            

[serhanni]

Will there be enough work or guaranteed work to cover 7/24 instead of mining?

No, They explained it earlier, They will use mining as a backup, So when there won't be any jobs running, The software will mine for you. Expect most of the time being spent on mining. An Average commercial would take a mere hour or two to render with 100 GPUs. As I said in my previous post Unless they land every single Animation studio out there, there isn't much stuff to render.

Thank you very much for the detailed explanation.
I hope they can find a big partner because their idea is very brilliant.

[LEOS TOKEN]

Good evening. How do you ensure that customers will get the highest work quality from your miners?            

Thank you for the question.

The miners on our platform have significant good performances. If the work is delivered poorly, the miner pays to compensate the customer.

Best,
LT

[Marvell2]

If you are mining ethereum or its forks with gpus and have a github account you ahould flood this post
by the eth devs and asic shills discussing reducting block reward only, or forking Asics and reducing blook reward.
So far most of the support serms to be for Asics.  They are discussing all this in a meeting tomorrow so leave your imput as gpu miners.
 
https://github.com/ethereum/pm/issues/55

[mirny]

If you are mining ethereum or its forks with gpus and have a github account you ahould flood this post
by the eth devs and asic shills discussing reducting block reward only, or forking Asics and reducing blook reward.
So far most of the support serms to be for Asics.  They are discussing all this in a meeting tomorrow so leave your imput as gpu miners.
 
https://github.com/ethereum/pm/issues/55

Yep, today will be fun!

[tolstolob]

Should be hot discussion here very soon!

I do not know how it will turn out, but now the project is  interesting for its novelty and I think it will attract the attention of creative  people. And interesting ideas always cause a lot of questions. Leonardo will have to go through this.

Thank you! Our team includes specialists in 3D modeling, animation, architectural rendering, design, finance etc. With Leonardo's executive team you can learn more about White Paper https://drive.google.com/open?id=1Vi1NwO4GAiHghsR14vPmQ9bQExkhph2n      

[farlack]

How will Leonardo Render help customers and miners in real-time?

It is stated that the customer will be able to track the rendering of his object online from his computer. But this requires a good speed and therefore a considerable cost. How will this issue be addressed?

Thank you for asking. Yes, you are right, to realize this task you will need considerable resources. Thanks to a partnership with Giga Watt, the work will be done with 23,000 graphics processors around the clock. This is the largest computing power in the USA. And after Leonardo starts working on additional GPU farms and hosting the power of his network will begin to grow exponentially.

The possibilities are certainly impressive, but what about the cost of these services? Rendering itself is not cheap!

[John Richards]

Interesting project. If it will be as profitable as mining right now or better I’ll try to participate in it. The idea is very good but how to realize it? Video files are big so there will be huge traffic consumption. Mining doesn’t need such a bandwidth.

Well the fact is mining is profitable keeping several factors in mind. If i am not wrong, mining requires much knowledge about the market in order to keep on shifting to the proper coin to make profit out of it. I believe LEOS in general is a good option for miners as they can make some extra dollars by lending their GPU's for rendering.