The Revopoint MetroX presented today is a portable 3D scanner aimed primarily at users who want to create detailed digital models of physical objects in a professional environment. With the increasing use of additive manufacturing techniques, digital archiving methods and the growing need for precise geometry data for quality assurance, product [...]
Workstation & Creator
With the RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Workstation Edition, NVIDIA is launching a new model for professional workstations on the market, which – at least on the data sheet – presents itself through consistent further development in almost all areas. Based on the new Blackwell architecture, the GPU brings a number of technical innovations [...]
While NVIDIA and Intel are stalking each other with their Grace and Xeon processors, AMD is launching a clear attack with the fifth generation of EPYC CPUs. The new server processors should not only outperform the competition in terms of performance, but also offer significant advantages in terms of efficiency. Up to 2.75 times the energy [...]
According to the latest shipping documents, NVIDIA is apparently preparing a new generation of workstation graphics cards under the name “RTX Blackwell”. One of the variants is said to be equipped with a whopping 96 GB of GDDR7 memory and a 512-bit memory connection. Double the memory capacity for professional applications Until now [...]
The new generation of AMD Ryzen AI processors marks a significant step in the development of processors specifically designed for use in AI-based applications. With a combination of advanced architecture, optimized performance cores and integrated AI accelerators, AMD is setting new standards in the fusion of conventional processor features and [...]
The Intel Arc B580 12GB is not a workstation graphics card, I know, but I’ve decided not to chase after the 1001st supplement to the 1000 gaming benchmarks and YouTube videos that have already been published, because the added value is limited. For me, the readers and also Intel’s driver team, who should add a few things to their [...]
Gaming was yesterday, in the truest sense of the word. I’ve linked yesterday’s article with the gaming benchmarks below. Today we finally have something for the working people, who of course also like to play games in the evening after work. But does the whole thing still fit together and can you finally do both properly on a single PC [...]
It’s the first time in 15 years that I’ve had to post a CPU launch article later, but I’m doing it anyway for two reasons. Firstly, I owe it to the readers without emotion, and secondly, after reading many other reviews, there were still things that could be added. After all, a purely repetitive publication of already known data [...]
A few months ago, we already presented and tested its big brother, the F4-424 NAS. But since not everyone has enough data to fill four hard disks, there is of course also a 2-bay version. As the two models hardly differ technically, we also take a look at the new TOS6 beta. Click here for the test reports of the 4-bay version and its predecessor [...]
The time has finally come and the results for Intel’s new Core Ultra 200 series are on the table. I can already spoil the fact that we will see very interesting, but partly mixed results today compared to AMD’s Ryzen 9000 series, especially in the gaming sector. The tension curve was also extremely tense for me and so it ended up as it [...]
It wasn’t easy to find the right attributes for AMD’s new Ryzen 9 9950X and the right headline for the test article. But while I was able to pull myself out of the noose elegantly with a relatively large amount of text, AMD will probably still have to sit, sweat and make a lot of improvements. There were certainly other reasons for the [...]
It has now been almost 3 months since we took a look at the NAS products of an unexpected new competitor on the market. So it’s a good time to take another look at UGOS and hopefully present the improvements that have appeared in the meantime. And since the 6-bay version is now also available, we’ll start with this one. If you are more [...]
Testing the AMD Ryzen 5 9600X as a harbinger of AMD’s new Ryzen 9000 series would only really be a cracker if AMD had raised the bar to completely new heights in terms of either performance or price or both. That’s not exactly the case, but the test is still very interesting because you have to look at all the charts in their entirety [...]
NVIDIA is facing new challenges as the production of its anticipated Blackwell GPUs may be stalled. These delays could have a significant impact on the artificial intelligence (AI) and high-performance computing market, especially considering NVIDIA’s role in these areas. The Blackwell GPUs were originally scheduled for release in 2024. This [...]
Now that the foundation for the home network had been laid, it was time to install a small home server that would also provide some network services as a comprehensive NAS replacement. The biggest challenge here was undoubtedly the network cabinet, which was actually far too small. It was foreseeable and already teased in the first part of the [...]
As my blog-style articles often generate a lot of interest and there are a lot of network nerds in our forum, I decided to take you on my little journey from 8-port switch to 19″ network cabinet. While Igor reported live from Taiwan on the occasion of the Computex trade fair and has to gather his thoughts after the fair, I’ll show you [...]
Today we’re doing something completely different, because for once it’s not about gaming, which is getting boring by now, but about the new golden calf, namely AI. NVIDIA’s record result of 26.04 billion dollars in sales announced yesterday represents an increase of 262 percent, so it was simply time for a test. I am testing a [...]
After we tested the DXP4800 Plus from Ugreen in detail a few days ago, the smaller 2-bay version should of course not be missing. For most users it doesn’t have to be a maximum of 96TB in RAID5, a simple and above all cheaper backup solution is sufficient. And this is exactly what Ugreen wants to offer with the DXP2800, so let’s take a [...]
I don’t think I was the only one who was a little surprised when Ugreen announced that it would now be offering network storage in addition to power banks, chargers and other small electronics – these markets don’t have much in common, but the advertised specifications are exciting. Ideliberately took my time with a review and [...]
In addition to its new P16v i Gen 2, P16s i Gen 3 and P14s i Gen 5 models, Lenovo has also introduced the ThinkPad P1 Gen 7, which is also the first to feature LPCAMM2 memory. But very slowly. First of all, what’s inside this new model from Lenovo? You can expect a 16-inch display with a 16:10 aspect ratio, narrow bezels for a screen-to-body [...]
In a significant step towards improving the performance and security of next-gen server platforms, Intel and JEDEC have unveiled the capabilities of DDR5-8800 memory. This breakthrough technology promises to significantly increase data processing speed and efficiency, especially for AI and machine learning (ML) workloads. JEDEC, the standards [...]
The two new GPUs, based on the NVIDIA Ampere architecture, offer real-time ray tracing and support for generative AI tools on any workstation. The integration of AI into design and productivity applications is not only en vogue right now, but is continuously becoming the new standard and increasing the demand for more and more specialized [...]
Packaging and scope of delivery In case you forget who made the NAS between buying it and receiving it, the name is printed again on each side of the box. Very helpful! The contents are protected by foam blocks cut to size, and there is also a box with the accessories on the side. In it we find a 90 watt EA10952F-120 power supply unit, screws for [...]
Of course, we remember my last measurements on the radiators and the respective material analyses, some of which showed different things than the customer (or manufacturer) actually expected. Apart from the fact that alloys are often not 100% homogeneous, major deviations should of course not occur. Yes, trace elements below one wt% are more of a [...]
NVIDIA’s next generation Blackwell architecture, named after renowned American mathematician and statistician David Harold Blackwell, is set to pave the way for groundbreaking advances in GPU technology. The new Blackwell series, specifically the B100 GPU, will be launched later this year and promises to deliver a significant performance [...]