Autodesk Flame Systems
Autodesk Flame is a powerful visual effects and finishing software. It's natively supported on both macOS (with Apple silicon processors) and Linux (Rocky Linux 9.3). While both platforms offer similar functionality, there are some differences in performance, hardware requirements, and ease of administration
Flame-on-Mac is easier and more streamlined to use for the average user. It offers features like 3D compositing, machine learning image segmentation, timeline editing, camera tracking, color correction, and integrated finishing tools.
Flame on Linux is the 'heavy' User option. It allows additional features like accelerated and automated background rendering. It allows artists to keep projects moving using GPU and system resources to their fullest.
Both systems greatly benefit from additional RAM, with the Linux version scaling well above 128GB of memory with 256GB being the new recommended amount. The Mac doesn't see any exponential gains past 64GB.

(Autodesk Supported Configuration)
- M2 Ultra 3.68GHz 24-Core CPU
- MacOS
- 64GB Unified RAM
- 32-Core Neural Engine
- 1TB Internal SSD
- 60-Core GPU
- Keyboard / Mouse
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• Dell 27in 4K HDR IPS Monitor
• Wacom Tablet & Pen
• Up-to 32TB External SSD Thunderbolt RAID
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(Autodesk Supported Configuration)
- AMD Threadripper Pro 7975WX CPU
- Linux Centos OS
- 256GB DDR5 4800MHz ECC RAM
- 2TB Gen5 NVMe M.2 OS Drive
- 4TB Internal SSD Media Drive
- RTX 6000 ADA 48GB GPU
- Keyboard / Mouse
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Dell 27in 4K HDR IPS Monitor • Wacom Intuos Tablet & Pen • 2x RTX 6000 ADA 48GB GPU • 512GB DDR5 ECC RAM • Up-to 16TB Internal Internal RAID • Up-to 32TB External Thunderbolt RAID • Blackmagic Decklink 8K Pro 12G SDI NIC
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