
Powered by AMD Quad-Core Opteron technology
AMD®'s Third Generation Opteron processors now feature Quad-Core technology. They continue to be linked by DirectConnect® technology, which maximizes the speed at which the cores, memory and other board-level components can communicate with each other. The performance of the Opteron processing cores has also improved, especially for floating point computation, which means better performance for rendering and solving complex visual effects such as cloth and fluid. Of course, the Opteron processor still includes the famed integrated memory controller which greatly reduces traditional bottlenecks between the central processing unit and memory.
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state of the art graphics
Graphics technology is a crucial component of designing workstations that are destined to be the main professional tool of many DCC artists. The industry’s primary graphic cards manufacturers continue to develop ever-more powerful technologies that help digital artists deliver better products to their clients. From working interactively with very large scenes to providing playback and synchronization of uncompressed 10-bit HD-SDI & 2K output, 3DBOXX 7550 workstation graphics options enable software toolsets to work at the speed of the artist’s creative flow.
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3DBOXX 7550 series specifications


“We stepped up to BOXX over the Intergraph Workstations we had previously and have experienced a tremendous boost in productivity. There is a lot of power in these machines.We do mostly HD and Film Resolution post production and rely on our BOXX Workstations for close to 90 percent of everything we do. Not only do we get great performance from our BOXX systems, we get excellent advice and support from BOXX’s customer support team.”
Ciaran Quinn, Animation Director
Cinema Concept