Rate and Review SuperRenders Farm – Radarrender [2025]

SuperRenders Farm – The brand was established in 2010 in California. From a small rendering company in Fullerton city in the state of California, SuperRenders Farm has outperformed many competitors and stayed firmly in the fierce US tech market. By 2017, the company launched “online rendering technology”, which marked a new major achievement in their development. On the rise, it’s rapidly expanded overseas markets. The company uses one of the most popular render farm performance solutions available today – a service in the form of Software as a Service (SaaS), meaning the user will interact through an application or web-application (web-app), and upload the project to the provider’s server for rendering – it’s called Cloud Rendering.

The interface and usage are quite simple thanks to their great UI/UX. After creating an account, the thing you need to do is package the project as their guidelines, make sure you package your projects properly before uploading & rendering your scenes. You should keep in mind that uploading all the project files/scenes before start render jobs are highly recommended. It is because the system then will temporarily pause all the uploads during rendering progress. Farm provides three ways to upload your project by the SuperRenders Farm sync tool, Web Browser, or Google Drive/Dropbox. Uploading speed is quite fast regarding a small and medium project size, but it is faced with a problem when you upload a large size over 5GB. Bandwidth speed, however, is a minus point. When you update a file at a large amount of size, the time to synchronize the entire folder will be around hours (4-6 hours) just waiting for a synchronized scene file to display. The reason here is due to the bandwidth speed – which seems to be a factor that is rarely noticed. However, in the Cloud Rendering service which mainly transfers files between devices, this is an extremely important bottleneck, especially for heavy projects that are rushing to meet the deadlines.

Besides, the file format to upload or be shared with the system is under a file or a folder, .zip format is not supported. After uploading files, the system will analyze your scene file, however, it usually takes around 5-20 minutes to analyze which depends on your project size. It may take longer if your files are up to Gigabytes. However, we don’t know what analyzed because when our project was deployed, there was an error that should have been recognized in the analysis step. Therefore, we needed to find out what the error was by asking the SuperRenders Farm staff and fix it, then upload our project again to render. The SuperRenders Farm system will automatically return the user’s output to the predefined folder on Google Drive/Dropbox. 

Regarding types of supported software, SuperRenders Farm now mainly offers to support 3Ds Max 2015+, Cinema 4D R20-2024, Maya 2027+, Blender v2.79b+, and other software such as Houdini, After Effects, and NukeX. They support both CPU and GPU rendering. In terms of CPU rendering, SuperRenders Farm supports V-Ray 6, Arnold 4 & 5, and Corona 10 while they support Cycles 3.x-4.x, Redshift 3.0-3.5, and Octane 2020-2023 for GPU rendering. However, we do not actually know whether these software, renderers, and plugins on SuperRender Farms are legal or illegal.

In terms of hardware, Super RendersFarm provides both CPU and GPU rendering services. The CPU server contains Dual Intel Xeon E5-2699 V4, 3.60 GHz, 22 cores, and 64-256 GB RAM, while the only GPU type is NVIDIA RTX 4090, 24GB VRAM. Although it is a render farm that focuses heavily on CPU rendering, the CPU that SuperRenders Farm offers will likely be weaker than the CPU of other render farms. However, one of the advantages is that they really update their GPU; before they used GTX 1080Ti, which was considered “outdated” for 3D rendering. Now they offer the RTX 4090, one of the best GPUs on the market. Looking on the bright side, there are 3 options in terms of the number of render nodes you can choose, including the Bronze package with a max of 60 nodes, the Silver package with a max of 100 nodes, and the Gold package with a max of 200 nodes. Higher priority levels also mean shorter queue time; your jobs will get assigned to render nodes much faster.

Pricing must be one of the most important factors for everyone when considering whether to use a service. It can be said at present, SuperRenders Farm pricing is considered competitive when compared to other render farms on the market. The price for CPU rendering is $0.004/GHz-hour or $2/server/hour, while that of GPU rendering is $0.003 OB-hour or $3.8/card/hour. It means that, if you select the Bronze package with 60 CPU servers, it costs $120/hour. The calculating way is similar to the Silver and Gold packages. The former costs $200/hour, whereas the latter costs $400/hour.

Customer service, generally speaking, is the biggest advantage of SuperRenders Farm service. The reason is that they offer live chat when supporting 24/7 directly on their website. Besides the live chat, SuperRenders Farm also gives other communication methods called Skype or WhatsApp in case customers cannot contact them via the first one. This factor is the only thing we rate SuperRenders Farm 2 stars in terms of customer service.

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