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Important Safety Information
Getting Started
Creators and Node Operators: Where do you fit?
How to get started as a Creator
How to get started as a Node Operator
Connecting your Node to the RNDR Network
Running Multiple Programs or Tasks
Running at Full Wattage
Understanding Crypto Wallets
Using Layer 2 (L2)
RNDR Basics
What is Rendering?
What is an ORBX?
What is a RNDR Token?
What is a RNDR Credit?
How much does RNDR cost?
FAQs
Creator FAQ
Node Operator FAQ
Token FAQ
Roadmap FAQ
Documentation
Token Metrics Summary
Migrating Genesis Tokens
User Manual
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How to get started as a Node Operator
Joining the network, setting up your node and understanding RNDR
To join the network as a node operator, complete the RNDR Interest Form and you will be added to the on-boarding queue. When your node is ready to be added, The RNDR Team will follow up with more on-boarding information.

Recommended Hardware

Please see the RNDR FAQ for more detailed hardware information, however our general recommendations are:
  • A CUDA-enabled NVIDIA® GPU and a minimum of CUDA® 10.1 drivers with support for compute capability 3.0 or higher (the minimum driver version is 419). We recommend a minimum 6GB of VRAM, and 8+GB VRAM is preferred.
  • 32+ GB System Memory (RAM) is a recommended minimum with more RAM helping your node process more complex scenes.
  • Strong Network Connectivity is required to download and upload assets.
  • 100GB Free Disk Space is recommended. SSDs and non-mechanical hard drives are also preferred for faster read/write speeds. RNDR uses a node's C-Drive, so if you have multiple drives, please use the faster Drive or SSD as the Temp Folder in the C-Drive, and ensure there is sufficient space.
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