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I finally found a Laptop that will keep up with my desktop computer
If you use Dell Computers
All 12 of the DuraMax computer are
Dell running Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E3-1270 V5 @3.60 GHZ
Ram is 64 GB
Nvidia Quadro M2000 Card

I tried the Zeiss sugested HP but didn't love it.

My new Laptops are Dell Percision 7540
Running Intel (R) Xeon(R) E-2276M CPU @ 2.8 GHz
With Nvidia Quadro T2000
If you use this you will need to disable Intel(R) UHD Graphics 630 it will try to use this card to extend battery life.

I also have 3 - Logitech 930 Web camera attached to each DuraMax and plunged in to the computer.
I use IT tools to remote in to any machine anywhere in the world

Home Screen of Autorun
Next 2 are different angles 930 cameras from Queretaro Mexico
Next is from Shanghai China
And 3D printer in my office that just printed a intake manifold for a High speed camera.

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You just sent a processor spec.
Its using a 6 core processor 12 threads
Works great I would rather have 6 cores at 2.8 then 4 cores at 3.1
But really non of that much matters calypso only uses 30% of the processor
It is all about the T2000 Nvidia Card.


M2000 on the Left and T2000 on the right

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"The lady doth protest too much, methinks"
Zeiss Performance test? Once again Eric Oberg you just need to use your own account.
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Unless you have complex programs (Curves, Free-Form Surfaces, a lot of PCM calculations) I don't recommend high-end computers for a DuraMax.

I use a Dell Precision 7720 for my offline programming, and it works well. Zeiss uses a modified version of this laptop for their entry level Comet/T-Scan systems which is processing a lot of data.

At the end of the day, find something that works well for you, and meets your budget.
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I would say that depends more of the overload of the CMM..
I have cases of people asking for more CMMS because they are overloaded; when we study some cases, we notice that they have computers that takes lot of time processing.

I have seen one case where one single measuring was taking around 30% more just because the workstation
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I did a study to justify spending money on faster computers. I timed some programs from start to finish on both our slower computer and our fastest. equation was as follows

(( Time difference between programs in hours * number of times ran per year) * $$per hour to run the CMMs) = money saved just by upgrading computers per year
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Just a Suggest after testing 6 different computers
The Zeiss Laptop has a Model issues with it when you try to extract anything. On large models
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Thanks, this is very helpful..
I have the impression that the problem in my computers is related to the installed policies of my company..

Could you check with Calypso 2018?
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I want to try it on my 22 Core Intel Xeon Gold
it has 44 Threads if it is processing power it should do it in 58 Seconds
3.0 GHz speed

That will also depend on if it can use all 22 cores
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  • 1 month later...
My question is, where do you get the money to get all of that stuff? 😮
I would love to add cameras on our machine at work and a 3D Printer at home lol
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Some companies actually put money into their quality/metrology department. Crazy, I know.
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  • 2 months later...
New Desktop computer
I just built a Desktop that can do the PCM program in this thread in 116 Seconds

Motherboard - - - Asus Prime Z490-A LGA 1200 Intel Z490 SATA 6Gb/s -- $229.99
Processor - - - i7-10700 Intel Core i7-10700 -- $319.89
Cooling Water System - - - ID-Cooling AURAFLOW x 360 CPU water cooler 115X/2066 -- $89.99
Outer Case - - - Fractal Design Meshify C white Tempered Glass -- $89.99
Ram - - - 4 X G.Skill Pipjaws V Series 16 GB -- $58.99
Hard Drives - - - Western Digital Blue SN550 M.2 2280 1 TB PCI-Express 3.0 X 4 -- $104.99
Power supple - - - Rosewill LEPTON 600 Modular 600W -- $99.99

Graphics card - - - Nvidia RTX 2080 Cost -- $1200
The new Nvidia cards that are coming out are only $400 to $650 and much faster. Nvidia RTX 3060 - 3070 - 3080

Total was Computer was $987.00
Total with Nvidia RTX 2080 Cost $2187.00

Total with the new Nvidia RTX 3070 Cost $1487.00 will test when I get the new Card
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Good luck acquiring one. The initial stock was sold out internet wide in under 5 minutes. Bots probably claimed 95% of them. I tried newegg, best buy, and Nvidia's own site. Instantly went from "Notify me when available" to "out of stock". Newegg claimed there was more traffic than on black friday.

I only want it for video games though 🧑‍💻
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Yes it will take time to purchase one.
I am waiting of for the RTX 3070
but that could take some time.

The P4000 have also work great Cost $749.00
Nvidia Quadro P4000
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