Measured GPU evidence. FARPY renders.
BenchMork is the measurement record: a frozen Blender GPU workload, a render time, VRAM, and a Farpy Score that passed verification. FARPY is the render service that runs your .blend on verified hardware. This is not a sponsored ranking or a live leaderboard of every GPU.
Fastest path: open the published RTX 3090 result. A BenchMork score or time does not predict your scene's runtime. If you want to render your own file, upload it for an exact fixed quote.
What is being measured
Each published result is one verified BenchMork run on a named GPU. The useful facts are GPU model, VRAM, Blender device mode, render time, Farpy Score, and verification status. Unverified machines are not listed as results.
The score is evidence of that tested configuration. It is not a quote for your scene, and it does not predict how long a customer file will take. Actual Cycles runtime varies with samples, resolution, shaders, and the frame range. The current customer workload is Blender 5.2.2 Cycles GPU, packed .blend in, private ZIP out, at the locked quote. Ordering is in limited availability: 1–10 frames per job, one job at a time, while slots remain.
Published verified result
1 verified Blender GPU result you can inspect. Hardware on the floor is not a result: 5 known physical GPU units are not interchangeable with this published evidence.
What a visitor can compare
Today you can open the one published RTX 3090 run and compare its time, VRAM, and score against future verified results. Compare does not rank vendors or invent extra GPUs. A scaled planning estimate from this baseline lives on /calculator/; that model is not your job's runtime.
Upload your .blend for an exact fixed quote. That quote is for completed frames. It is not a predicted render time.