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Blender Cloud Rendering, Blender GPU Rendering, Blender Rendering Farm

Rent a high-performance GPU-dedicated server for Blender rendering. Functionality includes functions of Blender GPU rendering, Blender cloud rendering, and Blender rendering farms. Accelerate your Cycles and Eevee workflows with scalable, optimized infrastructure tailored for 3D artists and studios.

Blender Cloud Rendering GPU Server Rental Pricing

Rent a high-performance GPU-dedicated server for Blender cloud rendering. Enjoy full control, faster Cycles and Eevee rendering, and better cost-efficiency than traditional render farms.

Single-GPU Rendering

Multi-GPU Rendering

Advanced GPU Dedicated Server - A5000

$ 191.90/mo

45% OFF Recurring (Was $349.00)

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128GB RAM
Dual 12-Core E5-2697v2
240GB SSD + 2TB SSD
100Mbps-1Gbps

OS: Windows / Linux
GPU: Nvidia Quadro RTX A5000
Microarchitecture: Ampere
CUDA Cores: 8192
Tensor Cores: 256
GPU Memory: 24GB GDDR6
FP32 Performance: 27.8 TFLOPS

Enterprise GPU Dedicated Server - RTX A6000

$ 409.00/mo

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256GB RAM
Dual 18-Core E5-2697v4
240GB SSD + 2TB NVMe + 8TB SATA
100Mbps-1Gbps

OS: Windows / Linux
GPU: Nvidia Quadro RTX A6000
Microarchitecture: Ampere
CUDA Cores: 10,752
Tensor Cores: 336
GPU Memory: 48GB GDDR6
FP32 Performance: 38.71 TFLOPS

Enterprise GPU Dedicated Server - RTX 4090

$ 409.00/mo

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256GB RAM
Dual 18-Core E5-2697v4
240GB SSD + 2TB NVMe + 8TB SATA
100Mbps-1Gbps

OS: Windows / Linux
GPU: GeForce RTX 4090
Microarchitecture: Ada Lovelace
CUDA Cores: 16,384
Tensor Cores: 512
GPU Memory: 24 GB GDDR6X
FP32 Performance: 82.6 TFLOPS

Enterprise GPU Dedicated Server - RTX 5090

$ 479.00/mo

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256GB RAM
Dual 18-Core E5-2697v4
240GB SSD + 2TB NVMe + 8TB SATA
100Mbps-1Gbps

OS: Windows / Linux
GPU: GeForce RTX 5090
Microarchitecture: Ada Lovelace
CUDA Cores: 20,480
Tensor Cores: 680
GPU Memory: 32 GB GDDR7
FP32 Performance: 109.7 TFLOPS

Features of GPU-Dedicated Server for Blender Cloud Rendering

Powerful GPU Options

Choose from top-tier GPUs like RTX 4060, A6000, RTX 4090, RTX 5090, or dual-GPU RTX 5090 setups for maximum rendering performance in Blender.

Full Resource Ownership

Unlike shared Blender render farms, you get exclusive access to all CPU, GPU, RAM, and disk resources — no queue, no throttling.

Optimized for Cycles & Eevee

Servers are pre-configured for GPU rendering with OptiX or CUDA, compatible with Blender's Cycles and Eevee engines.

Remote Access & Control

Access your server 24/7 via RDP (Windows) or SSH (Linux) — install your own tools, plugins, and render pipelines.

Scalable Multi-GPU Support

Render faster with multi-GPU configurations ideal for animation sequences, batch rendering, or parallel scene rendering.

High-Speed NVMe Storage

Fast storage speeds reduce Blender file loading and cache write times, improving real-world render efficiency.

Secure File Transfers

Easily upload/download files via FTP, SFTP, or cloud sync. Your project files remain private and secure.

Pre-installed Blender Environment

Request a ready-to-use Blender setup with the latest NVIDIA Studio driver and render settings pre-configured.

Custom Software Installation

Install other 3D tools (e.g. Octane, Redshift, Houdini) or AI apps like Stable Diffusion, as needed.

Blender Benchmark GPU Comparison (Cycles GPU)

The following is a Blender Benchmark GPU comparison table based on public data, actual test results and performance estimates (RTX 3060 Ti = 100% benchmark) , which is mainly applicable to Cycles renderer GPU mode (OptiX acceleration):

Config	Approx. Score (pts)	Relative to RTX 3060 Ti = 100%	Notes
RTX 3060 Ti	~2,538	100%	Baseline (Blender 4.3, OptiX) (opendata.blender.org, opendata.blender.org)
NVIDIA A5000	~6,000	~236%	Extrapolated from Ampere GA102 series
NVIDIA A6000	~6,120	~241%	Consensus ~6,000 pts OptiX
RTX 4090	~13,000	~512%	Median score from Blender database
RTX 5090	~17,800	~702%	~37% faster than 4090
2× A4000	~4,400	~173%	Scaled from A5000/A6000 dual — weaker GPU
2× A5000	~11,500	~453%	Dual scaling near linear
3× A5000	~17,250	~680%	Triple concurrent tiles
2× RTX 4090	~26,000	~1,025%	Dual flagship tiles
2× RTX 5090	~35,600	~1,403%	Projection based on dual scaling
3× A6000	~18,360	~723%	3x6k ≈ 3× single A6000
4× A6000	~24,480	~964%	Approaching dual RTX 4090 range
8× A6000	~48,960	~1,929%	Massive rendering cluster

RTX 3060 Ti    ██ (100%)
RTX 4060       ██ (110%)
A5000          █████ (236%)
A6000          █████ (241%)
RTX 4090       ██████████(512%)
RTX 5090       ██████████████(702%)
2*A4000        ████ (173%)
2*A5000        █████████ (453%)
3*A5000        █████████████ (680%)
2*RTX 4090     ████████████████████ (1025%)
2*RTX 5090     ████████████████████████████ (1403%)
3*A6000        ██████████████ (723%)
4*A6000        ████████████████████ (964%)
8*A6000        ██████████████████████████████████████████ (1929%)

📈 Highlights & Insights

Best single-GPU: RTX 5090 leads (~702% of 3060 Ti).
Best dual-GPU: 2×5090 or 2×4090, with ~1,400% and ~1,025% scores respectively.
Multi-A6000 setups (4–8 cards) rival or exceed dual consumer card setups in absolute score.
Use high-end or multi-GPU configurations for demanding tasks like 8K animations, complex simulations, or heavy VFX.

Octane

RedShift

V Ray

C4D

Not Just Blender: Freedom to Install Any 3D Software & Render Engines

With a dedicated GPU server, you're not limited to just Blender. Enjoy full administrative access to install and run any 3D software or render engine of your choice — whether it’s Autodesk Maya, 3ds Max, Cinema 4D, Houdini, or SketchUp. Render with Octane, Redshift, Arnold, V-Ray, KeyShot, or even custom pipelines. Unlike limited-access render farms, a dedicated server gives you true flexibility and customization — ideal for studios, freelancers, and teams who rely on specific tools and workflows.

GPU Dedicated Server Rendering Examples

The following figures list the Rendering process by using RTX 4060 server, showing high-end GPU dedicated servers are a reliable solution for 3D rendering.

Rendering Method Comparison: Local vs Dedicated GPU Server vs Render Farm

Items	Local Rendering	Dedicated GPU Server	Render Farm
Device Dependency	Dependence on local hardware, high upgrade costs	No local restrictions, remote access, powerful hardware	Remote operation, automatic hardware matching
Performance stability	Performance is limited by PC configuration	Exclusive high-performance GPU, controllable resources	Shared resources, there may be queues during rendering
Cost Structure	Large one-time investment + long-term maintenance costs	Monthly/yearly rental, long-term rendering is more cost-effective	Billed by the hour, flexible in the short term but with high cost fluctuations
Flexibility and control	Strong control, limited by local resources	Fully control the environment, supporting customized systems and software	Rendering environments are usually closed, limited to specific plugins and versions
Multi-user parallel rendering support	Not supported	Support multi-instance/parallel rendering	Supports high concurrency (but resource competition)
Data Privacy and Security	High security	Autonomous data upload and encrypted transmission	Data needs to be uploaded to a third party, which poses a high privacy risk
Rendering knowledge threshold	Beginners just need to get familiar with the tools	Basic remote usage knowledge required	Easy to use, suitable for non-technical users
Scene support (large, animated)	Limited by video memory and local resources	Optional high video memory (such as A6000 / 4090 / multiple GPUs) to support complex tasks	Most platforms support large scenes, but extra-large tasks require additional fees
Rendering wait time	Local exclusive, slow but stable	Stable and fast, can be mounted for a long time	Fast but may be queued or delayed due to resource scheduling
Plugin & custom script support	Fully supported	Supports custom deployment (such as installing specific rendering plugins)	Usually limited plugin types, slow update cycles
Network Dependency	No reliance on the Internet	Network access must be stable	Highly dependent on the network, slow upload process
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FAQs of GPU Rendering Dedicated Server Rental

What is a GPU Rendering Dedicated Server?

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A GPU Rendering Dedicated Server is a high-performance server equipped with powerful GPUs (e.g. RTX 4090, A6000, etc.) specifically configured for 3D rendering, animation, VFX, and AI workloads. Unlike shared cloud solutions, you get exclusive access to the server's full resources.

Which Blender render engine supports GPU rendering?

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Cycles supports GPU rendering (CUDA/OptiX/HIP).

Eevee also utilizes GPU but in real-time — it always renders with GPU, not CPU.

Workbench is viewport-focused and uses GPU as well.

What are the benefits over a cloud render farm?

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Resource Control: Full control, exclusive
Customization: Fully customizable stack
Cost (Long-Term): More affordable
Offline Use: Works like your own PC

Is GPU rendering faster than CPU rendering in Blender?

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Yes — by a large margin. A modern GPU like the RTX 4090 can render 5–10× faster than even high-core-count CPUs. GPU rendering is the preferred choice for most Blender workflows.

Can I use multiple GPUs in Blender?

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Yes. Blender supports multi-GPU rendering with Cycles. Each GPU renders a tile independently, leading to near-linear scaling for many scenes. However, VRAM is not shared between GPUs.

How much VRAM is needed for GPU rendering in Blender?

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8GB VRAM is the minimum for comfortable work

16–24GB+ is recommended for large scenes (e.g. characters, simulations, high-res textures). If your scene exceeds VRAM, rendering may fail or fall back to CPU.

Is my project data secure?

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Yes. You have full control over:

File upload/download (via FTP/SFTP/RDP)
Server-level encryption (optional)
No 3rd party access to your files

You can even request data wipe after the project ends.

Can I render in Blender using both CPU and GPU?

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Yes, Blender allows hybrid rendering with CPU + GPU enabled under Edit > Preferences > System > Cycles Render Devices. However, it's often better to use GPU alone unless your CPU is very powerful.

Can I install other software (like Adobe, Davinci, Stable Diffusion)?

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Yes. Our dedicated servers are full-fledged machines. You can install:

Editing software: Adobe After Effects, Davinci Resolve
AI tools: Stable Diffusion, ComfyUI
Any software that benefits from GPU acceleration

Do I need to install anything to enable GPU rendering?

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Yes, ensure:

Latest NVIDIA Studio Driver (for OptiX/CUDA) or AMD driver (for HIP)

Blender version supports your hardware

Proper rendering device selected in Edit > Preferences > System

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