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I tested the Workstation Specialists WS AR-X6700 - read what I thought of this powerhouse
The WS AR-X6700 makes good use of its £4,500 budget, with a solid balance of components. Workstation Specialists has chosen ...
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Fanless Ryzen 9 9950X seemingly outperforms the same liquid-cooled chip in Cinebench R23 — flagship Zen 5 CPU hit 95ºC at full load
Yu benchmarked the system in Cinebench R23. Temperatures were also in check, running at up to 95 degrees Celsius. Yu recorded a Cinebench R23 multi-core score of 42,451 points at a maximum ...
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Cinebench 2024 brings big upgrade with support for Windows on Arm, Apple M1/M2, and GPUs too0 0
The new version called Cinebench 2024 brings many major upgrades over its predecessor, Cinebench R23, as it now supports measuring GPU performance as well. In the past, Cinebench did have an in ...
Hands on: I tried the PCSpecialist Onyx Pro - read what I thought of this powerful workstation
Don’t fret over the consumer graphics: it’s superb in many professional apps, and the rest of the spec is potent ...
Hands on: I tested the Lenovo ThinkStation P620 Tower - see what I thought of this cheap workstation
But Lenovo has been offering the AMD alternative for some years and was the initial partner for the Ryzen Threadripper Pro ...
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AMD's next-gen 'Gorgon Point' APU outted and seemingly sticks with RDNA 3.5 graphics which is disappointing for handheld gaming PCs if accurate
Gorgon Point is shown delivering a roughly three to five percent uplift in single and multithreading running Cinebench R23 across a range of power envelopes from 15 W up to 45 W. That performance ...