Meet the most serious PCs on the planet: desktop workstations, certified to crunch through the most demanding design and rendering jobs and process the most intimidating datasets. Here's what you need ...

Today Luke is reviewing a pretty hefty workstation pc from Lenovo. Based on the Threadripper Pro 3975WX 32-core CPU, it's also got 128GB of DDR4 ecc memory and an 8GB amd Radeon Pro W5700. What does ...

Craftsman aims its V-Series tools at the professional. After spending some time with a socket set and ratcheting wrenches, I can say they are definitely better than the usual Craftsman line and most ...

The Dell Precision 3660 Tower Workstation is our top choice among the best desktop PCs for 3D rendering, but its successor, the Dell Precision 3680 Tower Workstation, is ready to take that throne with ...

HP Philippines officially introduced its latest addition to its workstation portfolio: the ZBook Ultra G1a laptop, HP’s most ...

SimplyNUC recently released its most powerful AMD-powered mini-PC, the Moonstone, and I was lucky enough to get my hands on one! Spoiler alert: This thing is a beast in a very small package. [Click on ...

If you’re planning to buy a new PC from desktop computer deals, you may want to check out the space-saving Lenovo ThinkStation P3 Tiny Workstation. It may be small, but it doesn’t sacrifice ...

I looked at the SimplyNUC Ryzen 9-7940HS processor mini-PC in a previous article and found its eight-core/16-thread Ryzen 9-7940HS processor very performant. This led me to believe that VMware ...

Need major mobile muscle for design, creative, or scientific work? These über-laptops with serious specs take the toughest professional applications on the road. Check out the best models we've tested ...

While the work-from-home revolution moved from being a trend to a necessity over the past few years, it’s created significant challenges for people in certain professions — such as film editors, video ...

For most people, most of the time, a mainstream Windows PC delivers all the performance you need. But for high-end users (and gamers) the devil is in the details. I was at a meeting in New York this ...