The Latest Technologies
Leverage the latest technologies from AMD, NVIDIA, Intel, and more to drive innovation in rendering and visualization.
Wide Platform Selection
We offer a wide selection of rendering server platforms including local, remote, distributed, and GPU/CPU systems.
Standard 3 Year Warranty
We value your peace of mind so you can focus on what matters most. Every Exxact system is backed by our 3-year warranty and support.
Built to Work with All Popular Rendering and Real-Time Rendering Applications
Local Rendering
Purpose built workstations for rendering & visualization tasks
- Optimized for visual rendering
- Develop, design, & render on the same machine
- Flexible CPU/GPU options
Remote Rendering
Dedicated rendering hardware when a workstation just isn't enough
- For large rendering jobs
- Up to 8 Single GPUs
- Dense CPU options available
Distributed Rendering/Render Farm
Rendering resources for high-resolution CGI for feature-length animated films.
- Scalable hardware options
- Colo, private cloud, or on-prem
- Flexible leasing/financing available
Rendering and Visualization Workstations
Dual GPU AMD Ryzen 9000X/7000X SeriesWorkstation
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Quad GPU AMD Ryzen ThreadripperPRO
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Rendering and Visualization Servers
NVIDIA MGX 4x GPU Dual AMD EPYC 9005 2UServer
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NVIDIA MGX 2x Intel Xeon 6700 4UServer
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Distributed Rendering
Distributed rendering is a rendering technique where multiple machines across a network render a single frame of a scene or image. The frame is divided into smaller regions, and each machine receives some of them to render. Optimize rendering of large projects and have complete control with a Render Farm or Rendering Cluster.
CPU & GPU Rendering
This is not as straightforward as it looks. While GPU rendering has its own advantages, both CPU-based renderers and GPU-based renderers are perfect for their specific tasks.
In fact, GPU only serves to enhance your current CPU system and allows you to significantly accelerate image rendering. Your GPU can take on the resource-intensive 3D visualization elements, as your CPU executes the remaining tasks.
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