I don't know how much more an updated processor for your iMac Pro would cost you, or how much more beef it would get you, but I can imagine it wouldn't be cheap.
#Vray for mac update
And.as your needs changed, you could update the graphics card with ease. with that connected to your new imac pro, you sure could render quickly. It's about $750 plus tax for the whole package (enclosure +8 gig graphics card). It should also work with anything that needs a graphics boost and has a Thunderbolt 3 socket on it, so any recent model of Mac/iMac/iMac Pro/MacBook Pro, etc. You could also get an eGPU and hook it up to your new iMac Pro. I think the idea of quickness is the key here.
So, yes, you want the power, and you need the power. I am not very familiar with V-Ray, but I'm guessing it's graphics intensive, plus you're an architect, or employed by an architectural firm. Yes, you will get greater speed, graphics capability and over-all moxie, but they are not cheap. Your take-away from this is: iMacs are not upgradeable by the user once you have custom ordered them in a certain way, which is what I think Apple does now. Plus, having more cores does help out as well as overall system speed. The most recent models of iMac, the iMac Pro do come with better graphics cards in them *(or at least chips)* than previous generations of iMacs had. Yes, a 6-core 8th generation iMac should be OK, and 16 gigs of RAM should be do-able. Maybe I can throw in my opinion here, for what it's worth
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