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AXIMMETRY
Aximmetry Hardware Recommendations
Aximmetry Recommended Hardware defines the workstation specification that lets the virtual production software run reliably under live load. It is the starting point for any studio buying or building a host machine.
It guides the GPU, CPU, memory and capture choices that keep keying, compositing and rendering stable during a broadcast, so the workstation matches the demands of the production rather than under-performing on air.
AVSTEK uses this guidance to specify and supply a workstation tuned to your resolution and scene complexity, then integrates it with cameras, capture, control and network so the host and the studio operate as a single dependable system.
Aximmetry Recommended Hardware defines the workstation specification that lets the virtual production software run reliably under live load. It is the starting point for any studio buying or building a host machine.
It guides the GPU, CPU, memory and capture choices that keep keying, compositing and rendering stable during a broadcast, so the workstation matches the demands of the production rather than under-performing on air.
AVSTEK uses this guidance to specify and supply a workstation tuned to your resolution and scene complexity, then integrates it with cameras, capture, control and network so the host and the studio operate as a single dependable system.
Recommended workstation specs cho Aximmetry production.
High-end NVIDIA GPU (RTX 4090, A6000).
SDI capture card (Blackmagic, AJA).
Tracking integration hardware.