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(Image credit: AMD) If you're looking to buy or build a new workstation anytime soon, there's a high possibility that you may end up choosing a processor from AMD as opposed to Intel according to new sales data from Puget Systems. Wccftech, the US-based custom PC building company from Auburn, Washington recently released its sales and distribution reports for both its AMD and Intel workstations to reveal that AMD processors were present in six out of ten of the custom systems it sold in June of this year. We've put together a list of the best workstations available Need something more porta...

AMD Threadripper PRO - The right tool for the job Engineers leverage a variety design and manufacturing applications with different compute requirements. It is not uncommon for organizations procuring workstation hardware to purchase a single configuration without considering the needs of individual users. This one size fits all approach may streamline IT decision making, but mismatched compute capability can lead lost productivity and poor ROI. Sponsored article. Internet of Things (IoT), iOS, Wearable, Ticker  When considering a workstation processor, firms should choose an option that...

11 - SPECviewperf 2020 Tests II 12 - Power, Temperature and Noise Tests 13 - Conclusion Introduction AMD announced the workstation-optimised Ryzen Threadripper Pro CPUs last year. Designed as a bridge between regular Threadripper and server Epyc chips that use the same underlying Zen-based architecture, the Pro improves upon their standard counterparts by doubling the PCIe Gen 4 and memory channels to 128 lanes and 8-channel, respectively. They further add in Pro-level features such as enhanced security, manageability and business readiness, putting them on a much more equal footing with Epy...

Introducing TRACBench, a New AI-Powered Transcoding Benchmark Introducing TRACBench, a New AI-Powered Transcoding Benchmark By Joel Hruska on May 3, 2021 at 10:39 am This site may earn affiliate commissions from the links on this page. Terms of use. A bit over a year ago, I started experimenting with video restoration and AI upscaling for my Deep Space Nine Upscale Project. Today, I’d like to talk about the benchmark I’ve built as part of those efforts and what sort of interesting things it can tell us about ultra-high-end workstation performance. Such discussions aren�...

10:32 Luke’s thoughts and I/O panels 11:22 The Chassis 12:35 Summary so far 14:02 Performance tests 19:05 System under idle conditions – ‘rumbling’ noise we experienced 19:22 Pros and Cons / Closing thoughts Primary Specifications: 128GB of 3200MHz ECC DDR4 memory in 8-channel mode AMD Radeon Pro W5700 graphics card with 8GB GDDR6 VRAM WD SN730 256GB NVMe SSD 1kW 80Plus Platinum PSU We are examining the Lenovo ThinkStation P620 workstation that is built around Threadripper Pro and its 8-channel memory support. There are a few options for the base processor on Lenovo’s website inclu...