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# Sample simple .DUF file
So you're wondering if Boost for Daz will work for you. Totally understand. You have a couple choices. You can always try with one of your own .duf files. But if for whatever reason you feel uncomfortable doing that - we have a solution for you. Try our sample .duf file!
*Getting Started with Boost for Daz* is a simple .duf file that uses only free Daz assets so you don't need to purchase anything to test it.
Default Screen: Getting Start with Boost for Daz .duf file
To use this sample .duf file to kick the Boost for Daz tires:
1. [Download the sample .DUF](#1.-downloading-the-sample-.duf-file) file to a folder on your local computer
2. Sign up with Boost for Daz and select your GPU and Render Mode (Streaming or Queue)
3. Render this .duf file with a Boost for Daz GPU of your choice
If you have any issues or concerns as you do this, feel free to reach out to support. You can do this via email at , or joining our [Boost for Daz community discord server](https://discord.com/invite/boostfordaz) (recommended). Experts and peer artists alike are available to help you.
#### 1. Downloading the Sample .DUF file
Click on the link below to download the sample .DUF file to your a folder on your local computer.
{% file src="/files/XBPilJdu6S0ygUDSxB1c" %}
#### 2. Sign up for Boost for Daz
Go to [Boost for Daz](https://boostfordaz.infinite-compute.com/), and select from one of the options to sign in with any Google-account. (*Your email does not have to be a Gmail account. Any email address can be registered as a Google-account. You learn more about to do that right* [*here*](https://support.google.com/accounts/answer/27441?hl=en)*.*)
#### 3. Render the .DUF file
Follow the process steps on your Boost for Daz dashboard to render this file. [Learn more about the Boost for Daz render process and optimal settings](/using-boost-for-daz/setup-and-configuration/steps-for-rendering-streaming-or-queuing.md).
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