Transform Your Product Development Workflows
Performance Brief: Transform Your Product Development Workflows With Quad-Core Intel® Xeon® Processor-Based Workstations and ANSYS® 11.0 Software Solutions
Workstations powered by the second-generation Quad-Core Intel® Xeon® processor 5400 series enable users of ANSYS 11.0 software to work differently, doing more work in parallel and delivering superior product designs faster.
Next-Generation Workstation Technology for Your ANSYS® 11.0 Workflows
Intel’s advances in quad-core technology raise the bar for compute performance across the computing spectrum. Second-generation Quad-Core Intel® Xeon® processor 5400 series technology delivers up to a 34 percent performance increase over previous quad-core processors on bandwidth intensive benchmarks. It also provides up to twice as much performance as dual-core Intel processors, and up to five times more performance than the single-core technology that’s on many engineers’ desktops today.
For workstation users, the latest Intel quad-core technology can put up to 8 cores and upwards of 100 GFLOPS of peak performance at your fingertips, along with two independent 1600 MHz front-side buses and up to 12 MB of on-die Level 2 cache.
Read the full Performance Brief.
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Transform Your Product Development Workflows
Performance Brief: Transform Your Product Development Workflows With Quad-Core Intel® Xeon® Processor-Based Workstations and ANSYS® 11.0 Software Solutions
Workstations powered by the second-generation Quad-Core Intel® Xeon® processor 5400 series enable users of ANSYS 11.0 software to work differently, doing more work in parallel and delivering superior product designs faster.
Next-Generation Workstation Technology for Your ANSYS® 11.0 Workflows
Intel’s advances in quad-core technology raise the bar for compute performance across the computing spectrum. Second-generation Quad-Core Intel® Xeon® processor 5400 series technology delivers up to a 34 percent performance increase over previous quad-core processors on bandwidth intensive benchmarks. It also provides up to twice as much performance as dual-core Intel processors, and up to five times more performance than the single-core technology that’s on many engineers’ desktops today.
For workstation users, the latest Intel quad-core technology can put up to 8 cores and upwards of 100 GFLOPS of peak performance at your fingertips, along with two independent 1600 MHz front-side buses and up to 12 MB of on-die Level 2 cache.
Read the full Performance Brief.
