• How do I pay for the render?

  How do I pay for the render? You can pay via VISA CARD, CREDITS CARD, Paypal or by direct transfer to the card. Also we can work through a contract with legal entities and non-cash payment by bank transfer.Few readers

• How do the file names affect your render process?

  How do the file names affect your render process? It is suggested that the user should name all the project asset files (including texture, camera, etc.) through proper title with alphabetic characters, numbers and underscores. The user should also rename the textures in his local computer, then rematch the paths of all needed texture files in the scene. Thereafter, the user can resave the scene file and submit the job again.Few readers

• How should I get started with a test render?

  How should I get started with a test render? Register for a Super Renders Farm account Login to your account Package & upload your project to the Google Drive/Dropbox shared folder or our plugin SRF Spaces by following our instruction Submit render jobs with some parameter configurations via [Add New Render Job](https://superrendersfaFew readers

• Is there any way that I can request to increase the number of nodes assigned to render my tasks?

  Is there any way that I can request to increase the number of nodes assigned to render my tasks? There might be situations where the system is currently served too many jobs at the very same time and each job may not have adequate nodes to render. In this situation, please contact our support team by sending a support ticket. We will try our best to assign free nodes to your render job to meet your requirements.Few readers

• Is there anything to take note of before I submit a Maya render job?

  Is there anything to take note of before I submit a Maya render job? Because Maya does not allow us to render and upload/download files at the same time, the user have to upload all projects at once then start rendering them; Or wait for their current renderings to be done before uploading a new one.Few readers

• Render farm specifications

  What are your hardware specifications? The hardware specification that you can find on our rendering workstations/render nodes are: CPU: 20,000+ CPU cores GPU: NVIDIA RTX 5090, 32 GB VRAM each RAM: up to 256 GB Storage: 50TB Capacity; 20GB/s LAN connection Network: 20Gb/s connections to Storage Servers Transfer: 10Gb/s InternetFew readers

• What are the prices for rendering on your farm?

  Render price from $0.004 to $0.016 per GHz-hr based on your selected priority, but we always offer discount program up to 30%. See our pricing & discounts for detail.Few readers

• What is cloud rendering?

  What is cloud rendering? Cloud rendering, also known as distributed rendering, is the rendering of a 3D application’s scene file over a vast computer network, known throughout the industry as a “Render Farm”. Each individual frame is sent through the network and assigned its very own node. 3D studios, architectural studios, universities and others of the like tend to use commercial render farms because we are able to accelerate the render task much faster. This allows content creators to focFew readers

• What service does Super Renders Farm provide?

  What service does Super Renders Farm provide? Our main line of business is providing rendering services through our cloud-based platform. Our primary customers are those in the CG industries, and we empower you to render your projects in the shortest possible time.Few readers

• What should I do to clarify any doubts I have about my rendering costs?

  What should I do to clarify any doubts I have about my rendering costs? You can always contact our online support team to help. Please send us a support ticket with the number of points you have just bought and the last 4 digits of your credit card or Paypal account.Few readers

• When my balance is running out of render credit, what will happen to my render job?

  When my balance is running out of render credit, what will happen to my render job? The renderfarm platform system will pause all your render jobs when the account balance reaches 0 Render Credit. This is when our customer support will notify you to top up the account balance to continue to render.Few readers

• When will render credits expire?

  When will render credits expire? Your render credits will NEVER EXPIRE, you can use your available render credits anytime to render your future projects.Few readers

• Why are users unable to view the rendering progress as it is rendering?

  Why are users unable to view the rendering progress as it is rendering? Our platform makes use of cluster rendering. And with cluster rendering, the system automatically utilizes command line batch rendering. This differs from normal interface rendering. Therefore, users will not be able to see the progress of rendering. However, the user can see the render preview after the automatic render test has been completed in the Render Dashboard within the progress.Few readers

• Why do the frames of some jobs keep rendering for a long time?

  Why do the frames of some jobs keep rendering for a long time? There are 2 possible reasons for this situation. The first one is that the user is testing at lower level parameters or lower resolutions but higher parameters and resolutions at the renderfarm. The second one could be that the scene has some model or material issues causing the render process at that node to encounter issues when rendering in specific areas. Under these circumstances, users may need to check the scene again aFew readers

• Why is there only one node that is rendering my task?

  Why is there only one node that is rendering my task? Probably you are rendering one animation frame. One node per frame would be good enough.Few readers