NVIDIA Opens Pandora's Box
-
remote-rendering
solution
Project
Pandora
will
help
Autodesk
3ds Max
users
use
cloud-hosted
Tesla
GPUs to
render time-consuming scenes, Kenneth Wong's Virtual Desktop, Dec 12, 2011
Can SolidWorks 2012 Spit the NVIDIA Quadro 2000 GPU Juice? - Quadro 2000
supports RealView, dual monitors, cut visuals on fast rotation or panning,
but sluggish performance with large data sets, Josh Mings, SolidSmack, Oct 18,
2011
Quadro Virtual Graphics Technology is Another Evolutionary Step in
Server-Based Rendering - Project Monterey promises
high-performance rendering in cloud, Alex Herrera, Graphic Speak, Oct 10,
2011
NVIDIA Raises the
Bar - high-end Quadro 4000, 5000, 6000 boards incorporate dual copy
engines; entry-level Quadro 600 has gigabyte of DDR3 memory, David Cohn,
Desktop Engineering, July 1, 2011
The (Kinda) Anti-Benchmark NVIDIA Quadro 2000 Review - mid-range, Fermi-based graphics card doesn't include ECC memory, painful dual monitor set-up, comparing with Quadro
FX 1800 card, Josh Mings, SolidSmack, June 30, 2011
Mercedes Benz, Brought to You by Jeff Patton and NVIDIA - computer graphics artist using iray with NVIDIA Quadro 6000, Tesla C2070 GPUs
to create higher quality images in lesser time, Kenneth Wong's Virtual
Desktop, June 30, 2011
NVIDIA iray and GPUs Supercharge Artist Jeff Patton's Designs for Mercedes Benz - 7.5x faster speed, improved clarity, detail in images achieved, CADdigest.com,
June 28, 2011
NVIDIA Performance Driver for AutoCAD - NVIDIA performance driver has to be installed separately to get full performance of Quadro
5000M workstation graphics card, John Evans, Design and Motion, June 21, 2011
NVIDIA Positions Quadro 400 to Seduce AutoCAD Users -
entry-level professional graphics at affordable price, Alex Herrera, GraphicSpeak,
Apr 29, 2011
NVIDIA
Launches
Its
CUDA
Toolkit
4.0
-
toolkit
improves
computational
performance
of
parallel
operations
on
multiple
GPUs,
Peter
Varhol,
Desktop Engineering, Apr 1, 2011
Use the GPU, Stupid - NVIDIA
intent on convincing world GPUs can do general purpose computing, Roopinder
Tara, CAD Insider, Sep 30, 2010
