No worries Robert . Neither the "LL" text was mine. 

Quote from: RobertJasiek on September 18, 2022, 20:48:09Listen, cupcake.

Don't patronize me. I come from royalty and have more money than you could fit into you're property radius.

Seriously.

If you ever comment a single more time I will make it my LIFES mission to track you down and challenge you to an INTENSE duel of Jenga (the LARGE blocks not that childish BS).

HEED MINE WARNING , SHRILL.

Not my text.

I will promptly withdraw then and acknowledge your superiority.

Farewell, for I ride tonight far from this land.

Yours sincerely,

Albert Luficier Lancaster ("LL")

Listen, cupcake.

Don't patronize me. I come from royalty and have more money than you could fit into you're property radius.

Seriously.

If you ever comment a single more time I will make it my LIFES mission to track you down and challenge you to an INTENSE duel of Jenga (the LARGE blocks not that childish BS).

HEED MINE WARNING , SHRILL.

QuoteSoftware such as Maya is far more demanding and offer far more than blender, for example, and yet they require certified drivers, which is not present on GeForce.

That is false, i even worked with Maya with first Geforce DDR in 2000, no issue i remember off.

The only apps i had issue without Quaddro was some obscure high end CAD applications.
But for example CATIA worked with Geforce by late 200x's. Solidworks never had any problem.



PS: seems like another good definition Robert. But i think is mostly related to support level they get, insurance and passing the parcel... Basically who chooses a "workstation" is off the hook if anything wrong happens.

We understand all that driver thing but workstation is a misnomer.

A workstation is (should be) a desktop replacement with high end CPU, GPU and network speeds, enough ports for all tasks thrown at it and build quality handling them without problems 24/7 for years.

Quote from: LL on September 17, 2022, 17:59:34I follow you Robert,
And unfortunately bunch of redundant gaming benchmarks but almost no relevant content creation benhcmarks: Da Vinci Resolve benchmark, Blender GPU benchmark or others? that least that show for what this workstation is good for. I suspect at RTX3050 level only for cad and not render whatsoever.

Workstations are used for applications that specifically require quadro drivers. Software such as Da Vinci and Blender is sufficient with GeForce graphics. It's software such as SPECviewperf 12 that workstations tend to take advantage of. Software such as Maya is far more demanding and offer far more than blender, for example, and yet they require certified drivers, which is not present on GeForce. This is why cheap quadro workstations exist, for the purpose of running software that require quadro drivers.

What is a "workstation" for you then?

That's why it is not a workstation but a graphics editing notebook at best.

I follow you Robert,
And unfortunately bunch of redundant gaming benchmarks but almost no relevant content creation benhcmarks: Da Vinci Resolve benchmark, Blender GPU benchmark or others? that least that show for what this workstation is good for. I suspect at RTX3050 level only for cad and not render whatsoever.

"Workstation" LOL