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…
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Review: 2nd Generation AMD Ryzen Threadripper
With up to 32 cores running at a high frequency GHz) the 2nd Generation AMD Ryzen Threadripper can transform design…
Intel launches 28 core, 4.3GHz Xeon W-3175X – the first unlocked Xeon processor
Intel has launched the Intel Xeon W-3175X, a new workstation-class processor with 28 cores that can Turbo up to 4.3GHz…
AMD gives first glimpse of monster 64-core EPYC ‘Rome’ CPU
AMD has given a first glimpse of its next generation EPYC server CPU codenamed “Rome”, which features up to 64…
Radeon ProRender – accelerating GPU rendering
Having made its physically-based renderer available for free in a number of applications, AMD is now developing smart ways to…
Your workstation can never be fast enough
Nobody ever thinks their workstation is too fast – it can always go quicker. Speed is usually addressed with bigger…
Workstations for workflows
A workstation for 3D CAD is very different to one tuned for real-time visualisation or VR. Greg Corke looks at…
Scan 3XS WI4000 Viz Review
A workstation packing an incredible punch for real time viz, VR and GPU rendering but it's also no slouch when…
Scan 3XS WA4000 VR [3rd generation AMD Ryzen] Review
Offering incredible performance, good build quality and impressive acoustics, this machine brings the competition to Intel
Scan 3XS WA6000 Viz [3rd Gen Threadripper] Review
AMD has transformed Threadripper from a cost-effective multi-core CPU, to one with leading performance. Greg Corke reviews this impressive workstation…
