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
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…
Review: Wacom MobileStudio Pro 16
When it comes to pen-based input for creatives, Wacom is a leader in both technology and product range. Its MobileStudio…
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…
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…
Review: Dell Precision 7720
With powerful processors, impressive cooling, good serviceability and excellent build quality, this 17†mobile workstation is hard to beat if…
Electric dreams: Lucid Air
Developed in Silicon Valley, California, the Lucid Air is an all-electric luxury sedan that cuts an elegant exterior with a…
nViz adds Perceived Quality Review as plug-in for Autodesk VRED
The high-end visualisation of panel gaps is well established in automotive industry, having now scaled up to power walls, virtual…
Review: Fujitsu Celsius M770power
This powerful workstation, tuned for real-time design viz and immersive VR, offers phenomenal graphics performance thanks to two ultra high-end…
