Compare Arnold and V-Ray 
- Users report that Arnold excels in its shading capabilities, with a score of 9.5, making it a preferred choice for those who prioritize realistic material representation in their projects.
- Reviewers mention that V-Ray stands out in ease of use with a score of 8.2, while Arnold has a lower score of 6.9, indicating that V-Ray may be more accessible for beginners.
- G2 users highlight that Arnold's lighting features are exceptional, scoring 9.6, which is crucial for achieving high-quality renders, especially in complex scenes.
- Users on G2 report that V-Ray offers a more comprehensive 3D rendering integration with a score of 8.9, making it easier to incorporate into existing workflows compared to Arnold's lower score of 7.6.
- Reviewers say that Arnold's material library is robust, scoring 9.0, which allows for a wide variety of textures and finishes, appealing to users who need diverse material options.
- Users report that V-Ray's quality of support is slightly lower at 8.0 compared to Arnold's 8.3, suggesting that Arnold may provide a more reliable support experience for users facing challenges.
- Fixed license on one computer
- Includes all V-Ray integrations
- Includes support
The intuitive integration with my preferred tools and seamless rendering of scenes.
CPU Based, in the world of GPU accelerated rendering, this is still on the CPU side. Another piece of software which is trying to re-invent the wheel maybe. Autodesk's lame attempt to get people to give them more money. VRAY still beats it for single...
V-ray does a great job on rendering. It has all it takes to get photo-realistic renders. It uses CPU and GPU. has a great real-time rendering speed and quality. It's hard to think of something you don't have control over when it comes to rendering using...
Nothing much, v ray is a good rendering software.
The intuitive integration with my preferred tools and seamless rendering of scenes.
V-ray does a great job on rendering. It has all it takes to get photo-realistic renders. It uses CPU and GPU. has a great real-time rendering speed and quality. It's hard to think of something you don't have control over when it comes to rendering using...
CPU Based, in the world of GPU accelerated rendering, this is still on the CPU side. Another piece of software which is trying to re-invent the wheel maybe. Autodesk's lame attempt to get people to give them more money. VRAY still beats it for single...
Nothing much, v ray is a good rendering software.
