Desktop workstation buyer’s guide
Greg Corke goes back to basics with some general advice for those looking to buy a workstation for product development
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Greg Corke
Greg Corke is DEVELOP3D’s Managing Editor and resident workstation specialist. There’s nothing he likes more than putting the latest kit through its paces in 3D design, visualisation and simulation tools… well, there’s always travel, cooking, music and Arsenal as well.
Review: Fujitsu Celsius W570POWER+
This compact workstation not only delivers the goods for 3D CAD but with a powerful Nvidia Quadro P4000 GPU, designers and engineers can also take their models into VR, writes…
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Review: BOXX APEXX S3
With an overclocked six core 'Coffee Lake' Core i7 CPU and a well engineered compact chassis, this is an impressive CAD workstation but it does come at a premium, writes…
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Review: Workstation Specialists WS-1160A
This Derby-based manufacturer brings together the AMD Ryzen Threadripper CPU and AMD Radeon Vega Frontier Edition GPU to deliver a powerful workstation for CAD, viz and VR, writes Greg Corke
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Review: AMD Radeon Vega GPUs
Greg Corke looks at what AMD's Vega GPU architecture brings to those with CAD, VR, viz and GPU rendering workflows
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Review: Armari Magnetar R80 (pre-production unit)
With a clock speed of 3.7GHz the Armari Magnetar R80 delivers the goods in single threaded workflows, writes Greg Corke
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Review: Boston Venom Epyc (pre-production unit)
The Venom Epyc offers dual 32 core AMD Epyc CPUs, but at the expense of single threaded performance, writes Greg Corke
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Mobile workstation buyer’s guide
Greg Corke gives a rundown of the key things to look out for in a pro 3D laptop
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Review: PNY PrevailPro P4000
This slimline 15-inch mobile workstation breaks all the rules by putting the powerful 'VR Ready' Quadro P4000 GPU at its heart, writes Greg Corke
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Review: Fujitsu Celsius H970
Fujitsu's new 17.3-inch mobile workstation offers incredible power for demanding VR and viz workflows but the CPU cooling fan can be a little over eager at times, writes Greg Corke
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