Review: Scan 3XS Ultimate 2D Plus with Quadro P4000 GPU
Scan's new 'VR Ready' workstation delivers huge advances in graphics processing but CPU performance has stagnated somewhat, writes Greg Corke
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Datakit announces Creo 4.0 support for its CAD data exchange tools
Creo file converted in 3D PDF with Datakit CrossManager. Coming fast on the heals of PTC Creo 4.0, Datakit has…
Review: MathCAD Prime 4
For some, another release of maths software is as exciting as a dental appointment, but any tool to reduce the…
Back in black
For the all-new Norton V4 superbike the design team at its Donington Park HQ in Leicestershire went from a clean…
DesignDataManager Review
Data management is often perceived to be complex and time consuming, but does it have to be? Al Dean looks…
Creo Product Insight to bring a ‘new dimension’ to the design process
PTC Creo has integrated new levels of sensor strategy for building accurate digital twins With its unveiling of Creo Product…
3D CAD to AR
Al Dean takes a look at how to take your 3D CAD data into Augmented Reality with Creo 4.0 and…
AMD targets entry-level 3D CAD users with new low-profile GPUs
AMD has added two entry-level models to its Radeon Pro WX Series of professional GPUs: The Radeon Pro WX 2100…
Review: Lenovo ThinkStation P320 Tiny
In a world of shrinking workstations, Lenovo's ThinkStation P320 Tiny is the smallest yet. But despite its diminutive form, it…
Review: Scan 3XS WI6000 Viz
Intel Xeon used to be the only CPU brand for those serious about ray trace rendering. But with the new…
