Experience highly responsive rendering with a significantly faster time to first pixel. V-Ray GPU IPR now starts up to 2x quicker, thanks to accelerated asset uploads to VRAM and faster texture compression.

Get up to a 13% performance gain in CPU rendering, thanks to our switch to the Intel® ICX Compiler and the implementation of Hardware Profile-Guided Optimizations supported by Intel® Core™ Ultra processors. Speed up your workflow and experience best-in-class performance to maintain your creative momentum and meet even the tightest production deadlines.

Get cleaner, smoother rendering previews faster and enjoy a significantly improved interactive rendering experience, no longer having to look at a noisy image for long. By applying the denoiser directly to the Light Cache before the actual rendering begins, high-frequency noise is smoothed out instantly. This feature is enabled by default for the NVIDIA Denoiser, delivering better interactive feedback with zero extra setup required for users on the latest version of V-Ray.

Optimize your scene memory when rendering complex displacement and subdivision surfaces. Control and dynamically dial down the tessellation detail of geometry that falls outside the camera's view frustum, or in other words, objects not visible to the camera, significantly reducing memory usage, accelerating geometry compilation, and achieving faster render times without compromising visual quality.

Whenever you’re ready to update your host platform to benefit from the latest features, you can do so with the confidence that you’ll maintain rock-solid rendering stability. V-Ray officially supports the newest Autodesk Maya 2027.

V-Ray is now even more seamlessly integrated with Autodesk Maya, bringing initial support for Bifrost Graph nodes. This allows you to instantly render your procedural setups as V-Ray translates the Bifrost Graph nodes for you. You no longer need to worry about caching and re-linking, which previously only worked for some features—now, you simply hit render.