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AMD Reaches the Summit with Ryzen 5000   First came the AMD Ryzen Threadripper, the high-performance CPU which signalled that AMD, amid a sea of Intel processors, was ready to

Engineering in Grams (customer story) When conversing with Jay White of White Engineering, the listener is immediately captivated by what he has to say, not only because the subject matter

How to Use Your Computer to Fight the Coronavirus   Trade shows are being canceled. Sporting events are being suspended. Disney World is closed. We’re living in very strange times—but

Testing V-Ray GPU Rendering with NVIDIA NVLink   As GPU technology has advanced over the years, GPU rendering has become more advanced and popular due to its speed advantage over

BOXX Workstations: An Exercise in Decision-Making   There are a number of things creative professionals should consider when choosing a new BOXX workstation. Among the most important is knowing you’re

Testing the New SOLIDWORKS Engine SOLIDWORKS is currently beta testing a new engine. Historically, CAD application performance has relied entirely on the speed of a handful of high-frequency cores. However,

GeForce vs Quadro: What’s the Difference?   There’s a lot to keep up with technology-wise these days. It’s no surprise that the average person may not have the time to

Still Running Windows 7? Well, Stop It   Released back in 2009, Windows 7 was one of the most popular operating systems ever. In fact, it is still being used

Wi-Fi 6: Innovation Comes in Waves   Wireless technology has had a long and winding history. Starting with ALOHAnet in 1971, which connected the Great Hawaiian Islands; to the precursor