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In this post, we discuss results and updates on how the latest 12th generation Intel CPUs have leaped ahead of AMD’s Zen 3 CPUs. We also cover AMD’s potential to hit back in the future.
The latest addition to our DAWBench series of benchmarking popular DAWs; This post summarizes how Intel and AMD CPUs fared in Reaper using DAWBench. We detail the number of VST plugin instances that various CPUs could tolerate with a heavy DSP load and provide additional info on ASIO systems and PC music processing.
This post covers the results of CPU stress test performed in Cubase 11 using DAWBench. We detail the number of VST plugins we were able to run as well providing some background on ASIO systems and PC music processing.
This post details what kind of internet speeds are required for modern trading platforms like ThinkorSwim, Tradestation, Multicharts, Ninjatrader and the like. It also discusses network considerations for max reliability when trading.
Today we test multiple Nvidia GeForce and Quadro GPUs in Lumion to determine which provides the fastest rendering speeds. Included in this test is the newly released Nvidia RTX 3080, with some seriously impressive results.
Summer 2020 update on how to configure the fastest and most reliable trading computer possible, while taking into account the performance improvements made on modern trading platforms in the last few years…
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.
This post is going to be a brief instructional guide on how to remove that pop-up ‘Upgrade to Windows 10’ notification from your Windows 7 or 8 PC. For those who don’t plan on updating to Windows 10 soon, the notice serves as nothing but a nuisance. Fortunately, it’s quick and simple to remove.
TL;DR: It is our suggestion that you hold off on upgrading to Windows 10 until at least Summer 2016, if not until 2020. Read on for more info.
