Scan 3XS RTX Studio Pro G132R

Considering the power contained with in, this workstation is quite simply a bargain at this price

TIM DANTON

SCORE PRICE £3,416 (£4,100 inc VAT) from pcpro.link/316scan It’s no longer a surprise to see GeForce RTX graphics in a workstation, and that’s in large part due to Nvidia’s Studio initiative. Launched at Computex in May 2019, it’s already a compelling platform: a combination of certified components and drivers that are supported by industry-leading software across 3D rendering, photography, video editing, graphic design and more. All without the premium for AMD and Nvidia’s pro-level cards. Here, the star is Nvidia’s RTX 3090. This costs £1,500 and includes a specification to make apps tremble. First, the 10,496 CUDA cores provide unparalleled levels of parallel processing. Then you have 328 Tensor cores to give a boost in apps that support deep learning – perhaps most notably in games that support deep learning super sampling (DLSS).…

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