Lenovo ThinkStation P300 Workstation Review: Haswell plus Quadro
by Ian Cutress on November 4, 2014 10:00 AM EST- Posted in
- Systems
- Intel
- Lenovo
- Seagate
- Quadro
- Workstation
- Haswell
- desktops
- Enterprise
- NVIDIA
Professional Performance
Due to the market positioning of the ThinkStation P300 as an entry level workstation with a Quadro professional graphics card, it makes sense to compare the system with industry-standard benchmarks and the other entry level workstations we have previously tested where possible. Benchmarks in this instance come from SPECviewPerf 11, a well-known multi-software test, SYSMark from BAPCo that is used by several industries for comparison, and Linux-Bench for some more scientific and synthetic analysis.
SPECviewPerf 11
SPECviewperf performance for the P300 is great across the board.
SYSMark 2013
Linux-Bench: link
Built around several freely available benchmarks for Linux, Linux-Bench is a project spearheaded by Patrick at ServeTheHome to streamline about a dozen of these tests in a single neat package run via a set of three commands using an Ubuntu 11.04 LiveCD. These tests include fluid dynamics used by NASA, ray-tracing, OpenSSL, molecular modeling, and a scalable data structure server for web deployments. We run Linux-Bench and have chosen to report a select few of the tests that rely on CPU and DRAM speed.
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Harry_Wild - Sunday, May 3, 2015 - link
The article skip a step and did not disclose how to get into the Thinkstation P300 bios! What key do you press and when? That important to some one who owns this machine to know how to gain access.Chrisrodinis1 - Tuesday, May 5, 2015 - link
Here is an upbeat overview of the P500: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=89PFUD3wTdYwiliamdevlin123 - Tuesday, January 28, 2020 - link
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