IBM IntelliStation M50 9229MC1
- fitted with Intel Core2 Duo processor, this quiet workstation has
entry-level performance, high-quality components, more, Ron LaFon, Cadalyst,
March 1, 2007
IBM
IntelliStation M Pro - the entry level workstation, fitted with NVIDIA
Quadro FX 1400 graphics card with 128 MB memory, gives expandability options,
John Virata, Digital CAD, November 28, 2005
IBM IntelliStation - AMD Opteron
dual-core processors gives good performance and expandability for CAD, Ron
LaFon, Cadalyst Management, August 1, 2005
IBM IntelliStation M Pro - 3.6GHz Pentium 4 system with Wildcat Realizm
800 graphics, John Virata, AEC Newsroom, May 13, 2005
IBM
IntelliStation Z Pro - a look at some of the improvements to the
latest version of the Z Pro, John Virata, Digital CAD, January 12, 2005
Extreme Speed-Six Workstations Push the Limits -
reviews of high-performance workstations: XI 3600E MTOWER (@Xi Computer),
MJ-12 X2 (Alienware), Dell Precision 370 (Dell), IntelliStation A Pro
6224 (IBM), Poly 1100A-150 (Polywell), Vision FX A/V/D (Velocity Micro), Ron
LaFon, Cadalyst, November 1, 2004
Hardware Roundup - Workstation Reference Guide - looks at workstations - both high-end and low-end - most suited for MCAD purposes, Alexandra Pratt, Inventor Connections, October 5, 2004 (requires free registration)
CATbench Update Summer 2004 - tests were run on the Dell Precision 470, two workstations from HP and IBM’s T42p mobile workstation, Phil Harrison CATIA Community, August 30, 2004 (requires free registration)
Pro/E: The Benchmark 2004 Summer Update - tests of the IBM MPRO Intel Pentium 4 3.4 GHz workstation and the IBM APRO AMD Opteron 2.2 GHz workstation, Jay Sussman, Pro/E Community, July 14, 2004 (requires free registration)
IBM IntelliStation A Pro - the IntelliStation A Pro series is ideal for the CAD professional who needs the most power available to really push complex CAD applications, John Virata, Media Workstation, May 13, 2004
Wildfire Benchmark 2004 - IBM and Dell workstations performed well, Jay Sussman, Pro/E Community, April 8, 2004 (may require free registration)
IBM 3.2GHz IntelliStation M Pro - offers user-friendly features and proficient performance with the 3.2GHz Intel Pentium 4 CPU, John B. Virata, Digital CAD, November 26, 2003
Workstations Fall in Line - reviews of Pentium 4-based workstations from BOXX, HP, IBM and Polywell, and @Xi's 64-bit AMD workstation, Peter K. Sheerin, CADENCE, October 2003
CATIA Version 5 Workstation Benchmark - benchmarks of workstations from Dell, HP and IBM and graphics cards from NVIDIA prove that systems costing as little as $2,800 can be used to run CATIA in a highly productive manner, Phil Harrison, CATIA Solutions, Summer 2003
Faster [And] Faster Go the Workstations - a look at the latest trends in CAD/CAM hardware and reviews of Silicon Graphics Inc.'s 64-bit workstations; Sun Microsystems' Sun Blade 2000 and its PCI III co-processor card; HP's xw4100, zx2000 and zx6000 workstations; and IBM's IntelliStation Pro and Power workstations, Larry Gould, Automotive Design & Production, July 2003
8 Great CAD Workstations - stylish and powerful are these CAD-friendly systems from Boxx, HP, IBM, Polywell, Samsung, SYS Technologies and Tri CAD/CAM, Ron LaFon, Cadalyst, March 2003
Towers of Power - in a roundup of workstations tested on a variety of CAD/CAM applications, Dell is the editors' choice in both the mid-range and high-end categories, Jan Ozer, PC Magazine, September 17, 2002
Wildcat Workstations - reviews of two workstations that feature 3Dlabs's latest Wildcat III graphics card: IBM IntelliStation M Pro and HP Workstation x4000, George Maestri, Computer Graphics World, August, 2002
IBM Regains Graphics High Ground- IBM has recaptured the graphics standard with its new ground-breaking T221 flat panel monitor, Charles Clarke, C3, May 2002
SolidWorks 2001 Benchmark Update - a summary of a review of computers from Dell (Precision M40, Precision 340) and IBM (2GHz Pentium 4), Solid Solutions, Jan/Feb 2002
Black Beauty - IBM's M Pro and Z Pro workstations have always been favored by CAD users, C3mag.com, July 2001
IBM Adds Pentium 4 Technology - IntelliStation M Pro with P4 beats a dual processor P3 system, Joe Greco, CGW, July 2001