While most After Effects users will be best served with an Intel Core or AMD Ryzen processor, the new AMD Threadripper 7000 series offer terrific performance for those working with complex After Effects projects.
Adobe Premiere Pro: AMD Threadripper 7000 vs Intel Xeon W-3400
The new AMD Threadripper 7000 processors aim to extend AMD’s lead over Intel in the pro market, but are they significantly faster than the previous generation Threadripper PRO 5000 WX-series?
DaVinci Resolve: AMD Threadripper 7000 vs Intel Xeon W-3400
The new AMD Threadripper 7000 series CPUs are here, offering significant perforamnce gains in DaVinci Resolve. But, is it enough for AMD to take the lead over Intel Xeon W?
AI/ML Vocabulary Glossary
AI and Machine Learning have a large number of technical terms that can be confusing to those new to this space. This glossary features easy to understand definitions for a variety of terms related to AI and machine learning.
AMD Microsoft Olive Optimizations for Stable Diffusion Performance Analysis
AMD has published a guide outlining how to use Microsoft Olive for Stable Diffusion to get up to a 9.9x improvement in performance. But is that enough to catch up to NVIDIA?
NVIDIA TensorRT Extension for Stable Diffusion Performance Analysis
NVIDIA has released a TensorRT extension for Stable Diffusion using Automatic 1111, promising significant performance gains. But does it work as advertised?
AMD TRX50 vs WRX90
AMD announced Threadripper and Theradripper PRO 7000-Series CPUs. How do the two compatible chipsets, TRX50 and WRX90, compare?
Power Draw and Cooling: Intel Core 14th Gen Processors
In this article, we examine the impact that power limits and large coolers have on content creation performance for the 14900K.
Intel Core 14th Gen Processors Content Creation Review
The new Intel Core 14th Gen processors are a refresh update of the previous 13th Gen processors. But, how much faster are they for content creation workflows?
Adobe Photoshop: Intel Core 14th Gen vs AMD Ryzen 7000
Intel typcially holds a small lead in lightly threaded applications like Photoshop, but will the new Intel Core 14th Gen processors allow them to extend this lead even more?