For reference I'm using Cinema 4D with Redshift, working with ACES. I'm trying to understand how to color manage to get consistent results but I'm failing spectacularly at it currently. You can fully read the manual and benefits of using the Redshift license provided by iRender here. Users who recharge enough points to become Prime customers will be able to use the Redshift license without usage or maintenance costs. Moreover, iRender provides the Redshift license to Prime customers. In terms of operating system, iRender currently provides services with two operating systems: 64-bit Windows 10 and 64-bit distribution Ubuntu 18.04.5 LTS with glibc 2.27, ensuring the recommended operating system that Redshift offers.Thus, CPU is also considered as one of the criteria that cannot be ignored. Depending on the complexity of each scene file, these processing stages can take a considerable amount of time, and as a result, lower-end processors can bottleneck overall rendering performance.

These include extracting mesh data from your 3D application, loading textures from disk, and preparing scene files for GPU. Although Redshift mainly depends on GPU performance, some processing stages that occur during post-processing also depend on the performance of CPU, disk or network drive.

The Dual Xeon E5-2673 v3 processor has also completely met the CPU requirement from Redshift.

A RAM capacity of 128GB (server 5, 6) and 256 GB (server 7,8) is many times higher than recommended.

This package uses Nvidia GPU cards with a VRAM capacity minimum from 11GB up to 24 GB, which completely exceeds the Redshift recommendation of an Nvidia GPU with CUDA compute capabilities 7.0 and 8GB VRAM capacity or higher.

This is one of the main reasons we recommend these 4 packges for designers to have flexible choice based on their budget and time.

Redshift supports multi GPUs on one machine, increasing rendering performance multiple times.

The servers’ configuration of iRender not only surpasses the minimum hardware requirements of Redshift, but it also exceeds the recommended requirements that Redshift published:

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