Just installed - oh man!!!  The speed.  Iray is now viable again.

More details please. I do not have RTX card and I am yet to upgrade. But...

Can you tell us what is your GPU?
Can you render say a first frame from a common project (such as Loft Scene) with 500 iterations in 2K and 4K and post render time?

I'll run some tests shortly - I have an RTX 2060 Super - just launched Character Creator with default scene, it rendered 500 iterations in about 15 seconds on default settings.

in about 15 seconds on default settings.                               

Please note: default settings may vary depending on your screen resolution. Please make sure to render with some fixed preset frame/preview size like 1920x1080 for instance.

1000 Iterations in 410 seconds at 2k resolution.

OK cool. So it's unaltered (I hope), Traditionally shaded IC6 "Lounge" project. Let me see, what I get. I'll post results shortly.

yes, unaltered.  Rendering the 4k version now.

Here is my result. Same 2K, 1000 iterations - 413 seconds



Now. I have dual 1080TI. Meaning with single, it would render above 800 seconds.

Given the fact that RTX 2060 Super is rated 201 against GTX 1080TI 216 according to Otoy Bench (almost same rating),
a single RTX 2060 Super renders more than twice as fast as single GTX 1080TI

This is indeed great news for RTX GPU owners!
Now, I trust that you feel it renders faster now. Do you feel it renders twice as fast as before?
It would be interesting to hear people with RTX GPUs, who clocked Iray renders before and after upgrade.


I noticed some discrepancy on RL part. New Iray version is 1.14 against old being 1.3. So it's supposed to be 1.4 - not 1.14. Isn't it??

That's amazing news - yes the RTX support in Octane has been nothing short of inspirational - I've been doing renders out of Daz Studio using Octane and rendering 4k character images in less than 6 minutes - which makes it usable for rendering animation, so been holding out for the Iray update in Iclone so that I can produce work natively, otherwise it was going to have to be a pipeline out of the software.  
Ironically I was rendering my 4k test and the auto-update on the drivers occurred so it shut down the render, so I'll have to do some more tests later - trying to get work finished for the day so I can dive into it.
This is more than 2x quicker, it might be subjective but Iray has always been clunky.  This now feels functional. 

Below is a still that was rendered out of Octane in six minutes, will be curious to see if what time it takes in Iclone (this was from Daz).

This is indeed great! To compare DAZ to iClone you have to have identical projects. Let me try to dig. I used to have a simple project almost equally set for DAZ and iClone, which I used to use to compare both...