As more powerful expansion cards are launched each year, The need for increased PCIe bandwidth is ever rising. PCIe 4.0 has been a reliable backbone for these technologies since its introduction in 2017.
With the recent arrival of DDR5, is it worth upgrading from your current Machine? DDR5 opens the door to improved performance capabilities, however, early production pains and industry shipping delays have led to shortages and higher pricing. Is it truly worth investing in new hardware?
Where the use of NDI has traditionally been limited to specific applications around digital signage and displays, this technology is increasingly becoming the go-to for live broadcasting and video production.
As chips from the likes of Intel and AMD continue to become faster and more powerful than ever, it’s getting increasingly difficult to effectively harness this power, particularly within thinner rack mount PCs.
After first teasing the release during January’s virtual CES 2021 event, Intel has now confirmed the launch of its long-awaited Rocket Lake 11th Gen Series of CPUs.
We’re very pleased to confirm that we’ve now managed to get our hands on several cards from their latest RTX 30 series, the most powerful GPUs to ever emerge from NVIDIA to date.
While it’s been a long time coming since our initial exploration of Intel’s upcoming 11th gen NUCs back in April, we’re excited to reveal that these are finally on their way!
Earlier this year, AMD released the 3rd generation of their Ryzen Threadripper PRO series, including what is being dubbed the most powerful desktop x86 processor ever, the 3995WX.
Although U.2 connectors have been around for a while now, there is still a lot of confusion about what they are and how they compare to other types of NVMe connector.
We’re pleased to officially launch our brand-new G2 Digital Support Portal! Easily accessible through our website navigation, we’ve built the Portal to enable our customers to quickly see your entire order history, as well as giving you a platform to better enjoy our first-class support offering.
Our most cost-effective PCs, these Entry-Level machines keep things simple with affordable, functional specifications that achieve exactly what you need them to.
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Workstation
Our Workstation class machines further enhance the PC experience, boasting the latest technology and feature sets. Designed to withstand heavy and constant use, these brilliant units help you get more from your motherboard.
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Performance
These PCs are the range-topping members of our product family. Built to consistently deliver best-in-class performance, they provide exceptional support for the latest processors, graphics cards, and high-end componentry.
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Industrial
Our Industrial PCs are purpose-built to handle longer lifecycles where hardware changes are infrequent or impractical. These are ideal for supporting and maintaining legacy software and operating systems.
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Server
This architecture brings critical, server-class features to your PC, from IPMI management to ECC RAM. Designed for use with Windows desktop and server operating systems, these impressive PCs match power with outstanding reliability.
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vMix
These builds have been created using our rack mounted cases and matched to the vMix reference systems. They cover various performance workloads from low to high end but do not include the licence, installation or support of vMix software.