When it comes to choosing the best workstation for AI, there are several key factors to consider, including processing power, memory, storage, and GPU capabilities. While the CPU is still important, it is the GPU which does the heavy lifting. While we regularly accommodate requests for AI servers with up to 10 GPUs such
Given the recent launch of the new AMD Threadripper PRO 5000 series CPUs we've gotten inquiries about Portable Threadripper PRO Workstation options in addition to our Portable EPYC Workstation or Portable Dual EPYC Workstation. Demand has been brisk this fall. We just shipped a 56-core Portable EPYC Workstation to a prominent east coast physics laboratory,
Let's start with the obvious. You may be wondering "Why haven't I heard from Mediaworkstations.net in a while?" Well, COVID was disruptive, but we might say that the impact on hardware availability did not start to become really acute until late 2020. At first we were estimating this would continue for 6 months. Then it
Perhaps you read the earlier blog about our 128 core a-X2P "laptop". While it's smaller "64-core laptop" sibling is very portable, the a-X1P Portable Dual EPYC Workstation PC you'd really enjoy more on a hard surface anywhere you need to go. If you caught Tom's Hardware article on our a-X2P Dual EPYC Portable Workstation PC
Well, it's perhaps good to say that you could place it on your lap, but we think you'd prefer using our a-X2P Portable Dual EPYC Workstation PC on a hard surface any place you need server-level firepower. If you follow the computer hardware space, you may have seen the Tom's Hardware article on our
Laptop with 64 cores? TWO of the most powerful GPUs available? 256 GB of RAM? Available, and prudent to include a caveat - while you certainly can place it on your lap, we think you'd prefer using our a-XP Portable Threadripper Workstation PC on a hard surface, wherever you need to be. If you follow
In Houdini Software System Requirements And Benchmarks – Part I we focused first on Houdini performance with the built-in Mantra Renderer using different hardware combinations. Part II was Houdini Software System Requirements And Benchmarks – Cache Disk and RAM and today is Part III of our 3-part series, Houdini System Requirements And Benchmarks –
Christopher: First off, thank you for making time in your schedule for this interview. So to start -- was there a moment, was there a single thing, where ... the light went on for you about becoming a digital artist, a visual effects artist? And on that note, what do you call yourself? Colie:
Christopher: What is the core focus of what Optimus does in terms of content creation? Ken Winke: Sure. So first, we call ourselves a post production house. Primarily we do post work for advertising clients, brands, and agencies here in Chicago. So that’s anything from a traditional 30 second TV spot, to something that’s more
Christopher: So thank you for making time to discuss your background and the kinds of projects that you guys are up to at Cortina Productions. I'm excited to hear about it because… it's really pretty impressive what you are creating, in particular for other national museums. Andrew: Yeah, it's a very unique kind of niche
