The one that is the default and we’re most familiar with is Photoreal. Technically, NVIDIA Iray has two modes that it can render in. This can cause people to feel like the program is really sluggish and/or that it causes everything else on the computer to grind to a halt every few seconds. Photo realistic rendering in the Daz Studio viewports can slow down even some of the fastest computers out there because Studio is trying to interactively create a “final” image and has to recalculate light paths, material interactions, shadows, and such each time you move your view or relocate content. Imagine my surprise when I was watching the Getting Started in Iray tutorial video and found a wealth of information already available on the topic! I’ve seen repeated questions about improving performance of the Iray drawing style in Daz Studio 4.10 viewports.
If you learn better from videos, you might find that helpful. Note: A lot of this information is taken right out of Daz 3D’s Getting Started in Iray tutorial video on YouTube.
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