Workstations for simulation (FEA)
A look at Ansys Mechanical and how to get more from a budget when specifying a workstation for FEA
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Dell extends Precision workstation line at the low and high-end
The new compact Dell Precision T1700 SFF, pictured alongside two 24-inch Dell UltraSharp U2413 displays Dell has launched two new…
HP Z820 Workstation
HP's flagship dual processor workstation combines performance with serviceability making it a great choice for high-end simulation and rendering. Greg…
Scan 3XS GW-MT15: Intel Haswell
Intel's new 'Haswell' chip might not set the world alight, but one can't question the price / performance on offer…
HP expands Z family with new Z Workstations and Z Displays
The new HP Z230 workstation is available in a tower or small form factor (SFF) HP’s workstation division just loves…
Dell Precision T1700
This mini workstation shows good things do come in small packages, writes Greg Corke
What does Intel’s new ‘Ivy Bridge’ Xeon E5-2600 v2 mean for CAD/CAM/CAE?
The new 12 core Intel Xeon E5-2697 v2 should slash render times in ray tracing software like Luxion KeyShot. Model…
Dell unveils new Ivy Bridge Xeon E5-2600 v2 workstations – T3610, T5610 and T7610
The new Dell Precision T3610, T5610 and T7610 may look identical to their predecessors, but they include some interesting new…
Scan 3XS GW-MAX X1 – Nvidia Maximus Certified
An impressive high-performance CAD machine with enough CPU cores for occassional rendering or simulation. Greg Corke reports
Fujitsu Celsius W530power
Considering the W530power edition is an entry-level machine, it can handle some serious storage with support for up to five…
