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« on: May 07, 2013, 01:37 »
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Hi,

Yesterday I was watching a webinar regarding rendering. The speaker said that he is doing network rendering. He was using 24Cores CPU and 2 AMD machines at backend.

I have heard a lot about network rendering and rendering farms.
I was wondering that how network rendering is setup and what are the requirements for it and how much will it cost?

Thanks.


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« Reply #1 on: May 07, 2013, 03:07 »
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3D Software + X amount of machines is the simple answer.

I use 3DS Max and Vray myself. I could network render with it as the licenses provide up to 1000 networked machines, but I use a render farm instead and charge it to the client.

As for the spec of the network machines obviously the more power the better, but I'd research the exact details.

What is your current set-up?
« Last Edit: May 07, 2013, 03:09 by Reef »

« Reply #2 on: May 07, 2013, 23:48 »
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3D Software + X amount of machines is the simple answer.

I use 3DS Max and Vray myself. I could network render with it as the licenses provide up to 1000 networked machines, but I use a render farm instead and charge it to the client.

As for the spec of the network machines obviously the more power the better, but I'd research the exact details.

What is your current set-up?

I am currently owning just one machine with core i7 processor with 8 cores. I recently rendered a file which took around 2.5hrs for complete render. I want this task to speed a little, as I was researching for network renders I found that people use one machine and network it with others and use all their power to render things.

I do not want to contact rendering farms right now, instead was planning to get 1 high performance CPU or whatever required to speed up my processes. I was wondering that how much can it cost me and what will be the configuration of the machine.

« Reply #3 on: May 08, 2013, 20:00 »
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I use network rendering with 3DS Max all the time. It comes with software called back burner and is easy to setup. You have to render out image sequences, which I do anyway as I composite in After Effects. Anyway at home I use my AMD 8core and use two laptops as additional machines...they aren't as fast as my main machine, but help speed up rendering times. At work I have an souped i5 and i7, and two old machines I network render...really saves time.


 

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