Keep room for the textures, geometry and render data of your scene. RenderParcel rents the NVIDIA RTX 6000 Ada 48GB at 130.00 USD for 1 lot of 1 GPU, 7 days.
From 55.71 USD · NVIDIA RTX 6000 Ada 48GB
1 batch of 1 GPU · 3 days · 48 GB per card
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Set up my rental 26 units in stockTotal price in USD for 1 batch of 1 GPU NVIDIA RTX 6000 Ada 48GB. No automatic renewal.
An interior view, a close-up object or a detailed character can accumulate textures and geometry. The RTX 6000 Ada is a candidate when the observed need for the full render justifies 48 GB on a single card. This extra capacity makes room for a heavier scene, without making every unnecessary texture a relevant choice.
Prepare an overview, a material close-up and your most demanding framing. Check them at the resolution and with the passes of your deliverable. These views help you decide which assets to keep and examine memory needs beyond simply loading the scene. Also check your project's engine, version and dependencies.
Validations spread across the month can lead you to choose 30 days at 460.00 USD for a batch of 1 GPU. A step concentrated into one week matches the 7-day package at 130.00 USD. Memory capacity doesn't force a duration on you: place the reviews, retakes and recovery in your schedule.
48 GB per card · 1 lot(s) · 1 GPU · 26 lots in stock
460.00 USDAmount for 1 lot(s) and 30 daysHypothetical example: the framings, materials and then lighting of an interior are validated on separate dates. If you rent across that whole window, a batch of RTX 6000 Ada for 30 days costs 460.00 USD. The milestones describe your organization; they guarantee neither a number of views nor their compute time.
Choose RTX 6000 Ada · 30 days| Benchmark | Value and conditions |
|---|---|
| Configuration | NVIDIA RTX 6000 Ada 48GB |
| Memory per GPU | 48 GB GDDR6 ECC on each card. |
| Plan unit | 1 batch includes 1 GPU. Each price covers all the cards in the batch for the entire period. |
| Available durations | 3, 7 or 30 days, with no automatic renewal. Amounts in USD. |
| Stock | 26 batches available. This stock does not reserve a future slot. |
If your full scene stays within 24 GB with some margin, compare the RTX 4090: 110.00 USD for a batch of 1 GPU for 7 days, versus 130.00 USD for the RTX 6000 Ada. A final image doesn't automatically require 48 GB; the data and settings determine the need.
110.00 USD24 GB per card · 1 batch of 1 GPU · 7 days
Choose the 7-day planThe L40S also offers 48 GB, at 148.00 USD for a batch of 1 GPU for 7 days. It's another candidate for a pipeline mixing rendering, generation and video. At equal capacity, compare your software and the processing you actually use; no speed advantage between these cards is established here.
148.00 USD48 GB per card · 1 batch of 1 GPU · 7 days
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The rental covers the chosen GPU and period. Specify the software version, its extensions and the preparation you want; a ready-to-use application is not guaranteed by the listing. System RAM, storage, transfers, region and provisioning time are to be confirmed according to your production needs.
Stock is shown in available batches. It does not reserve a future slot; have availability confirmed if your schedule requires a specific date.
The batch includes one RTX 6000 Ada: 55.71 USD for 3 days, 130.00 USD for 7 days or 460.00 USD for 30 days. The 48 GB are those of this card; the amounts cover the entire batch for the period you choose. This model is distinct from the RTX A6000, even though both have 48 GB.
Capacity is a criterion, not a universal validation. Check your Blender version, the engine and the driver, then the needs of the full render: textures, geometry, volumetrics and pass data. Keep some margin for your most demanding framings. Software preparation should be specified in the order.
If the render has to fit on a single GPU, a 48 GB card lets you examine greater capacity on that device. Two 24 GB cards don't automatically merge their memory; how they're used depends on the software and the configuration. Ordering several batches isn't enough to establish that sharing.
Both offer 48 GB per card. Compare your engine, dependencies and the processing you actually use. For a batch of 1 GPU over 7 days, the RTX 6000 Ada costs 130.00 USD and the L40S 148.00 USD. This price difference demonstrates neither a render time nor superior quality.
An interior scene, a product collection or a detailed character can accumulate textures, geometry and render data. Start by identifying the details visible in the final framing. The extra memory makes heavier projects possible; it does not excuse you from clearing an unnecessary cache or an oversized texture.
Prepare three control images: an overall view, a close-up of a material and the most demanding framing. They serve to check your setup before launching all the views.
The card has 48 GB of GDDR6 with ECC, as well as cores dedicated to ray tracing. For Cycles, check the GPU mode available in the Blender version you are using. If you also use ComfyUI, test both parts of the project separately before combining them in your schedule.
The name RTX 6000 Ada does not refer to the same card as the RTX A6000, even though both have 48 GB. Compare them at equal capacity with a clip of your own work, keeping the resolution and settings.
The L40S also offers 48 GB and is worth comparing for a project mixing rendering and generation. A 32 GB RTX 5090 may be enough if the memory peak measured on the full render, including passes and export, stays under that capacity with some margin. For a generative model that requires more memory on a single card, consider the 80 GB options; do not choose them solely by name for a Blender render.
Gather the three reference views, the approved textures, the color settings and the list of passes to deliver. Measure a full render at the final resolution, including its export; then determine your 3-, 7- or 30-day period based on the number of views and the expected revisions.
Check that the quote actually specifies the RTX 6000 Ada, then review the lots and the total before the contact details and the KYC-free crypto payment. At each approval, keep the corresponding scene with its passes. Before leaving the project, open these files in the intended compositing tool to verify how they are interpreted.