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PugetBench for Lightroom Classic

Hardware Article Posted on December 17, 2019 by Matt Bach

Updated 12/17/2019. Want to see how your system performs in Adobe Lightroom Classic? Download and run our free public Lightroom Classic benchmark to see how your system compares to the latest hardware.

NVIDIA (Computing Hardware) Company of the Decade!

HPC Post Posted on December 13, 2019 by Dr. Donald Kinghorn

It’s the end of the 2010’s and start of 2020’s. Time to reflect …

Recent update causing NAS access issues

Support Article Posted on December 13, 2019 by Chad Warmenhoven

A recent update (likely 1903) has moderately increased security for accessing network and external drives. The Windows credentials manager controls the access and is easily edited to solve the problem.

Webinar: How To Choose The Right Hardware For Lightroom Classic

Landing Page Posted on December 12, 2019 by Eric Brown

In this 45 minute webinar, Matt Bach will go over all the individual parts that go into a workstation, explaining what each does and how Lightroom Classic uses them. We will help you separate fact from fiction and make you aware of “marketing buzzwords” that are either misleading or flat-out lies.

Mouse Lag Got You Down? We Fix it!

Support Article Posted on December 12, 2019 by Chad Warmenhoven

We have identified a problem with a number of NVIDIA GPU drivers and Windows 10; we are providing the solution here along with some other possible solutions to general mouse performance issues.

PugetBench for Premiere Pro

Hardware Article Posted on December 11, 2019 by Matt Bach

Updated 12/11/2019. Want to see how your system performs in Adobe Premiere Pro? Download and run our free public Premiere Pro benchmark to see how your system compares to the latest hardware.

SC19 A look at the high end of HPC

HPC Post Posted on December 10, 2019 by Dr. Donald Kinghorn

The Super Computing conference annual US counterpart is always a great meeting. It’s a chance to see the trend and get sentiment for the highest performance end of computing. I have written up a few observations and provided a few interesting links for SC19.