Workstations for Unreal Engine Virtual Production

For LED-wall in-camera VFX, yes. ICVFX requires NVIDIA professional GPUs, and only NVIDIA will work when a Sync card is needed. For previs and green-screen work, Standard uses an NVIDIA RTX PRO 5000 48GB.

Each nDisplay node driving an LED wall needs an NVIDIA Sync card, and the cards must match across nodes (Epic nDisplay sync). NVIDIA RTX PRO Sync supports RTX PRO 4000 to 6000 Blackwell cards, with up to four GPUs per Sync card (PNY RTX PRO Sync). The Sync card is not part of these configurations yet, so tell us when you enquire.

Yes, with multi-process rendering. The outer frustum renders on the primary GPU and the inner frustum on a second GPU in an offscreen process, with only the final texture shared. NVLink is not required, SLI must be off, and Epic recommends disabling SMT (Epic multi-process rendering, UE 5.8). We have not found a source for more than two GPUs per node, so Studio stops at two.

Large volumes use a cluster of nDisplay nodes, each with a matched Sync card and 10GbE networking (Epic ICVFX hardware). SMPTE 2110 walls need NVIDIA BlueField networking. Tell us about your volume and we will plan the nodes with you.

Standard suits previs and green screen without sync. Heavy suits green-screen compositing or a small LED wall, with a professional card that works with NVIDIA RTX PRO Sync. Studio suits in-camera VFX on larger walls, with two GPUs for the inner and outer frustums and a Threadripper PRO for shader and lighting rebuilds.