The ServerMO Dedicated SolutionLow-Latency Remote Access
Access your GPU node with near-zero input lag using industry-standard protocols like Parsec, Teradici (PCoIP), or Microsoft RDP. It feels like the hardware is under your desk.
Can I use these servers as a secondary render node for Blender or Maya?
Yes. Our Bare Metal servers are fully customizable. You can install your preferred render manager (like Deadline or Thinkbox) and add our GPU nodes to your existing render farm. Our 10Gbps network ensures near-instant data exchange between your local studio and the remote nodes.
How do I access my remote GPU server with zero lag?
We recommend using high-performance remote desktop protocols such as Parsec, Teradici (PCoIP), or Moonlight. When combined with our ultra-low latency network, it provides a seamless visual experience, allowing you to design and interact with 3D viewports as if the hardware were local.
Do you support Unreal Engine Swarm for distributed lightmass baking?
Absolutely. Our high-core count AMD EPYC™ servers are ideal for Unreal Engine Swarm Coordinator and Agent setups. By offloading lightmass baking to our infrastructure, you can complete complex global illumination tasks up to 80% faster than on a standard workstation.
Why is Bare Metal better than GPU Cloud instances for rendering?
Public GPU clouds (like AWS or Azure) use virtualization layers that steal 10-15% of your performance and charge high "Egress Fees" for data transfers. ServerMO Bare Metal gives you 100% of the CUDA cores and VRAM with no virtualization overhead and unmetered bandwidth, making it 60% more cost-effective for long-duration renders.
How do I sync massive 100GB+ project folders to the server?
You can utilize high-speed synchronization tools like Perforce Helix Core, Resilio Sync, or Git LFS. With our 10Gbps network backbone, you can push and pull massive asset libraries and 4K textures without hitting any data caps or bandwidth bottlenecks.
Is the GPU dedicated to my server, or is it shared?
Every ServerMO GPU server is a physical Bare Metal machine. The GPU (RTX 4090, A6000, etc.) is directly attached to your PCIe slot. There is no shared VRAM or sliced cores. You have total hardware-level control and predictable performance for your most intensive CGI workloads.
Can I scale V-Ray or Arnold renders across multiple GPU nodes?
Yes. Our infrastructure is built for multi-node scalability. You can utilize V-Ray Distributed Rendering or Arnold Kick to spread a single frame or a sequence across multiple ServerMO Bare Metal nodes. Our 10Gbps local interconnect ensures that geometry and texture data are distributed without bottlenecks.
Is the hardware capable of handling massive Houdini fluid simulations?
Absolutely. For memory-intensive tasks like Houdini FLIP or Pyro simulations, we offer high-RAM configurations (up to 1TB DDR5). Combined with our NVMe RAID-10 cache drives, you get the high-speed I/O needed for temporary simulation files, preventing the crashes and slowdowns common on standard workstations.
