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| Well, my internal measurement and definition of workstation class then :-) |||| MOTION & INTERACTIVITY |||| dslnc studio - www.dslnc.com |||| +34 93 268 0953 / +34 61 555 9963 (mobile) |||| SOCIAL: |||| facebook.dslnc.com |||| twitter.dslnc.com On 11/06/2013, at 09:17, Lutz Albrecht <mylenium@mylenium.de> wrote: > "Workstation class" is such a vague term.... You can have that with an iMac or any coreXi based PC for that matter. The days where you need Xeons to differntiate yourself performance-wise from "ordinary" desktop PCs are long gone. Point in case: Unless you extensively exploit the hardware with its 12 cores by throwing a 3D program at it or plug in those three 4k monitors to make the GPUs glow in the dark, you won't know the difference. > > Mylenium > >> I don't care what it is called or how looks as long as it performs 'workstation class' great CPU and gpu wise >> And runs osx ;-) >> Somehow I think it will be priced more aggressively than the 'old' Mac Pro. I hope so. > |
