Our latest development to meet the rendering requirements of the studio on a shoestring budget. It uses four single-processor microATX motherboards, each with its own power supply and hard drive. And it comes with an integrated network switch and KVM. It's only 12.5" square and 20" tall (320mm x 510mm).

Contact us at info@rendercube.com for the latest information on this exciting up-coming product.

A look at our standard RenderCube design. Black powder-coat on the outside and gold alodine on the inside. Looks Great!!

These images show the wrap-around vented covers. The coldest air enters directly over the CPUs - the components in greatest need of cooling.

Contact us at info@rendercube.com for the latest pricing and delivery information.

One of our recent innovations - The updated RenderCube chassis with our add-on RAID module.  

We took our standard RenderCube design and added an 8" tall RAID module designed to accomodate up to 4 hard drives per side. (The unit shown here replaces one hard-drive with a vertically mounted floppy drive.) 

Now avaialable as a single extended unit with RAID module built in.

Here is an example of the RenderCube-MP2000

Equipped with 8 AMD Athlon 2000+ MP processors and 16 GB of memory, this machine is the ultimate in RenderCube performance! The aluminum chassis is painted with a textured black finish. The front view shows the CD-ROM drive to the left of the 100Mbps switch and the rear view shows the KVM stradled by the motherboard on/off/reset rocker switches. 

The internal shot speaks for itself. The latest processing power neatly packaged and easily accessible.

Here are some pictures of one of our earliest RenderCubes. This one is powder coated a majestic burgundy and equipped with Tyan's Tiger 200 server boards and Abit's VP6s, 

One of our original design intents was to make the hardware as accessible as possible; a design trend which is carried through to our latest RenderCube designs.

Want to add memory? Upgrade your CPUs? There are no power supplies or unwieldy cabling in your way. And of course the rugged aluminum construction helps to soak up extra noise as well as help dissipate any extra heat those dual CPU motherboards put out.