Fusion Studio 200
16GB card, 12 high-clock cores, 32GB
Editing and rendering scenes that fit in 16GB.
- Processor
- AMD 12 Core Processor
- Graphics
- Palit 16 GB Vram graphics card
- Memory
- 32GB High speed memory
- Form
- Tower, desk-side
Graphics & Rendering
Rendering workstations
The graphics card and clock speed matter most.
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Fusion Studio 300
32GB card, 16 high-clock cores, 64GB
Heavy scenes, 8K timelines and large texture sets.
- Processor
- AMD 16 Core Processor
- Graphics
- Palit 32 GB Vram graphics card
- Memory
- 64GB High speed memory
- Form
- Tower, desk-side
Side by side
Compare them
| Specification | ||
|---|---|---|
| Best for | Editing and rendering scenes that fit in 16GB. | Heavy scenes, 8K timelines and large texture sets. |
| Processor | AMD 12 Core Processor | AMD 16 Core Processor |
| Graphics | Palit 16 GB Vram graphics card | Palit 32 GB Vram graphics card |
| Memory | 32GB High speed memory | 64GB High speed memory |
| Storage | 2TB total | 4TB total |
| Form | Tower, desk-side | Tower, desk-side |
| Actions |
Before you choose
What Graphics & Rendering work needs
1
Video memory, which sets the ceiling on the scene
A scene that does not fit on the card renders far slower, or not at all.
2
High single-core clock speed
Scrubbing, previews and modelling run on one fast core.
3
System memory for previews, and fast local storage
Previews and caches need system memory and a separate fast drive.
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