A VFX render farm sized to the deadline, not the year

Studio work is a week of nothing and then a deadline that needs forty cores of render time by Friday. Meshive spins up whole GPUs for the crunch and lets you switch every one of them off the day the delivery ships.

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A fanned row of glass panels receding into the dark, each holding a wash of teal and violet

A faceted glass polyhedron with a ribbon of iridescent colour pouring out of it into the dark

Client work sets the fleet size, not a subscription tier

Ten pods for a sequence this week, one for revisions the next. Nothing is reserved between jobs, so a quiet month costs nothing.

A thin ring of iridescent glass tilted in the dark, one short bright teal mark inside it like a single clock hand

Render and generate on the same account

Blender Cycles for the render queue, ComfyUI for the generative shots that used to go to a different vendor. One bill, one platform.

Whole cards, predictable frame times

A shared GPU turns a bid into a guess. Meshive gives every pod a whole card, so the test frame's time is the sequence's time.

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The technical side of this work

Media, VFX & 3D studios runs on Meshive's 3D rendering setup — templates, model packs and the exact workflow.

A render farm you can switch off

Hardware

Cards that suit this work

Every pod gets a whole, non-virtualized GPU, so the test frame’s time is what the sequence will cost.

RTX 409024GB VRAM · ConsumerThe card a per-frame bid is usually built on
RTX PRO 5000 Blackwell48GB VRAM · WorkstationClient scenes with full-resolution textures loaded
RTX 6000 Ada48GB VRAM · WorkstationMatches the workstation your artists already sit at
RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell96GB VRAM · WorkstationThe 8K hero shot, the night before delivery

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