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In this post, we detail the great new results of the AMD Ryzen 5000 Series and our new recommendations for any customers configuring a workstation for Autodesk Inventor. We also cover the results of a tangential GPU test we performed in the same test environment.
Looking for what makes the optimal PC configuration for Reason 11? Read this detailed post with complete system component recommendations, backed by testing data, geared for Reason 11. This information also pertains to most other DAWs on the market.
It’s been about 5 years since our first Day Trading Computer buyers guide was posted and it’s about time to send out a few updates on that post to reflect some of the changes we’ve seen in how trading software makes use of our trading computer hardware. If you haven’t read the full 5 part Day Trading Computer Buyers Guide yet, you can find the full guide on my blog.
Disclosure: Orbital Computers LLC does not have any partnership or agreement with any component manufacturer, including AMD or Intel. All opinions are our own and are rooted in providing our customers with the most reliable, highest performance workstations at the lowest prices.
We recently sent ConnectPress a fully loaded Silenced C2000 CAD workstation for a thorough breakdown and review.
Central Processing Unit (CPU) performance is critical to speeding up your SolidWorks workstation. SolidWorks workloads can be separated into two general categories: Single-threaded and Multi-threaded.
Introduction Whether you’re a CAD/CAM power-user who needs instantaneous project file access and save times or you’re a day trader who’s backtesting massive stock datasets,
Welcome to the Orbital Computers blog! In this series of articles, we are going to outline some of the most important topics to consider when purchasing a stock trading computer. We’re going to cover hardware reliability, performance, and suitability for day trading. I’ve tried to condense the info as much as possible, but when we’re dealing with a topic so complex it really requires a more thorough explanation. If you have any questions about any of the topics covered in this series or if you’d like Orbital Computers to build a stock trading computer for you, please feel free to contact us.
Welcome to the Orbital Computers blog! In this series of articles, we are going to outline some of the most important topics to consider when purchasing a stock trading computer. We’re going to cover hardware reliability, performance, and suitability for day trading. I’ve tried to condense the info as much as possible, but when we’re dealing with a topic so complex it really requires a more thorough explanation. If you have any questions about any of the topics covered in this series or if you’d like Orbital Computers to build a stock trading computer for you, please feel free to contact us.
Welcome to the Orbital Computers blog! In this series of articles, we are going to outline some of the most important topics to consider when purchasing a stock trading computer. We’re going to cover hardware reliability, performance, and suitability for day trading. I’ve tried to condense the info as much as possible, but when we’re dealing with a topic so complex it really requires a more thorough explanation. If you have any questions about any of the topics covered in this series or if you’d like Orbital Computers to build a stock trading computer for you, please feel free to contact us.
