Graphics Processing Unit News

In my latest build, I've used a pair of these for 32GB for gaming, graphics & photo processing work. Would use this brand again. No issues.

Excellent laptop, definitely feels faster than my M1 pro, a little better graphics, definite bump in processing images, documents, converting files etc. I dont do heavy editing so did not bother with the Max, this thing is definitely quick as it is and im sure it will last a long time. Replacing 1 usb c for an HDMI port was also a nice plus - carrying around an adapter was annoying. WiFi is better as you can take advantage of the 6E. Case/accessories/keyboard cover all fit, so its just a swap. If you are on the fence, go for it, the M3 is worth it.

I have been a Mac and Apple user since Apple II days. The iMac Pro is my fourth iMac. The one that it replaces is a late 2015, full house iMac. I use it for processing large still images (Nikon D850) and use it with Adobe CC and Topaz plug-ins. Mine is configured as a mid level iMac Pro with 10 cores and the smaller graphics card, 64GB RAM and 2 TB of solid state memory. I have noticed a dramatic increase in the speed of loading and processing across all of the graphics programs. No noticeable change with word processing or modest spreadsheets. Of course it does not change upload or download times, but installation of upgrades, etc. is much faster after the download. I have had some issues with integrating a LG32HD monitor, but I'm getting those resolved. After updating all of the software and tinkering with the preferences I have eliminated the crashes I used to have with large graphics files. So far, this is a fine machine. An unexpected bonus is how good the internal speakers are.

We use this to provide audio feed for several local news organizations during events we help to produce. The unit is built like a tank and does not require additional power. Also, with the (4) stereo 1/8 outputs, we can accommodate the new media which need these outputs for their smart phones and tablets. Something for everyone and plenty for all.

We use this unit (actually one we bought two years ago) almost daily and its awesome in a medium market television news environment. We have young staff and accidents could happen but this is a great value professional sounding appearing mic. BH does it again!

I am a retired news photographer trying to keep a hand in the profession I still love. I keep things simple when I can. My new GODOX TT685 is doing all I ask of it, as a primary camera-mounted flash in TTL mode. I purchased this flash on the basis of price and capability - the unit can be used as a master or remote slave with electronic capabilities far beyond my needs at this stage of my career. The unit is well built and more than fulfills my expectations.

Upgraded from my DS418 for the additional capacity and processing speed. Very capable unit, comes with loads of features within DSM. Can also be further expanded, so it's great to know that I don't have to replace my enclosure again for many, many years.

The leaking problem didn't seem to occur but I did squeeze the unit before capping it. I’ve used several other methods of processing 4x5 film and this appears to be the best way.

This unit was an excellent replacement for the Dell OEM Graphics card which was the same Configuration and size. The original card failed shortly after one year. I use the card to drive dual monitors via DP cables for non-gaming use. I spent days trying to get the OEM card. Easy to install the card and the drivers.

I had been nursing along a mid 2010 unit. Add SSD drives, metal graphics card and other goodies. Got tired of the slow performance in Lightroom and Photoshop. Problem solved, but DARN they are expensive.