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Armari provides another finely designed example of the awesome power available from Intel’s eight-core workstation processors, says James Morris
James Morris puts Intel’s latest eight-core Xeon processor through its paces. Do we have a new rendering maestro?
Does the release of MentalCore mean people might finally stop complaining about mental ray for Maya? Paul Champion finds out
The new release of effects suite Monsters GT is half the price and, as Christopher Kenworthy reveals, it’s packed with unique effects
The new iteration of Luxion’s renderer features an enhanced interface and workflow, and promises better ease of use. Steve Jarratt investigates…
Cirstyn Bech-Yagher finds out if Pret-a-3D’s export plug-in to LuxRender shows ready-to-render content in a whole new light
3D World gets to grips with the latest controller from 3Dconnexion, which offers natural navigation for 3D artists
3D World road-tests the gesture support in Wacom’s latest graphics tablet and discovers multi-touch feels good
Christopher Kenworthy tests this suite of visual effects, updated for increased speed and control and given a host of new presets
Novices will discover perhaps the most flexible and powerful natural design software available in the industry, while long-term users will find a new set of tools that will greatly improve their work, says Dax Pandhi
Forger is a powerful, portable digital sculpting app for the iPad. If you’ve ever wished you could dive into ZBrush or Mudbox to do a quick sculpt on the go then this is the tool for you
Real-time 3D animation tool, iClone, has everything you need to set up your directorial debut. But is it too limited, asks Paul Champion?
Find out why, whether you’re modelling or rendering, the IPW-SB reigns supreme, as James Morris puts the Sandy-Bridge based InterPro through its paces
Intel updates its Sandy Bridge line to include six-core processors, with impressive results, says James Morris
