I wish you could use uniform symbols when you refer to ECC memory. In the RTX XXXX table you say "yes", but for the T XXX table you use "x" ... meaning yes or no????

I would always buy Wacom, the other cheaper brands have bad color accuracy even if they're calibrated, somewhere the price is always justified.

সুন্দর পোস্ট শেয়ার করার জন্য ধন্যবাদ ভাই বাংলাদেশ 🎉🎉

You suck.

2:55 So, can you pls* share some details, how to make moveink work in pair with secondary monitor? (In way, that simple graphic tablets work) - does it have dedicated function to turn of the screen ( like xp-pen and Huion has) and use it just for drawing? - or is it possible to remap area to the another screen, using Wacom drivers? ( I assume, lovering brightbes and just dublicating the same picture from moveink to another monitor with different ratio & resolution will cause unwanted issues ) For now, that moment is crucial for me, but

16inch version of this will be perfect

Horrible mouth-to-sound editing. Looks like a AI bot?

A few days ago, I bought this device. It arrived today, but I couldn't get the USB-C to work with the desktop setup. It has a RTX 3090 GPU. I think this will only work with new high-end laptops. I just got a message from customer service that they are still working on the adaptors. Unfortunately, I must return this.

that price thought ! should've been 16 inches

I have the new 27 model here and the older 24 model. The 27 is an extraordinary piece of equipment. Improves on all aspects of the 24 touch. It has a high ticket price but it’s exceptional at what it does and speeds up workflow. Love it. I just liked the Wacom 24 touch older model but the 27 is something special 🙌.

4 thousand dollars? They're leaving their lunch out for Apple to just come and take. Apple? Where are you? You could easily do a 17 inch panel that blows Wacom away.

Wish it was possible to buy the Radeon pro 580x, i mean, you can, but they’re Apple MPX cards and you need either an adapter (which doesn’t exist) Or a mpx-capable mobo (Mac pro ONLY)

Do you know if and how good these threadripper processors work with pro tools? Can it utilize all the cores?

เราจะรู้สึกสบายใจคนต่างชาติที่ไปอยู่เมืองไทยแรกๆก็รู้สึกแปลกแต่พอเริ่มได้ทานเนื้อน้อยลง ผัก 70% 80% บางคนเลิกกินเนื้อไปเลยก็มีหลายคน

ก่อตั้ง AMD เขาเคยกินข้าวหม้อเดียวกันกับ คุณซ่า ตอนเขาแตกทัพมาจากเมืองจีนก่อนที่เขาจะไปไต้หวัน

What about running After Effects on this????

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:02 🎙️ *Introduction to Tracks & Layers* - Mike introduces Tracks & Layers, a motion design studio specializing in Motion Graphics and animation for TV. - Expresses gratitude to scan and Wacom for the event. - Mentions attempting a live demo, facing technical challenges. 01:27 🌌 *Project: "We Are Not Alone" Title Sequence* - Mike discusses working on a Sci-Fi comedy drama for UKTV called "We Are Not Alone." - Describes creating a Mothership 3D asset and 300 VFX shots. - Explains the creative process for the title sequence, inspired by 1970s sci-fi imagery. 04:23 🛠️ *Creative Process - "We Are Not Alone"* - Mike elaborates on the initial concept and storyboards for the title sequence. - Highlights the importance of adding texture to frames using Wacom for a polished look. - Showcases 3D assets integration into the final sequence. 08:03 🚀 *Final "We Are Not Alone" Title Sequence* - Reveals the completed title sequence, expressing a desire for a longer version. - Acknowledges the subtle influence of Wacom on enhancing details. - Shares enthusiasm for potential viewer impact leading to a series. 11:27 🎂 *Blue Peter 65th Birthday Title Sequence* - Mike shares personal connections with Blue Peter and involvement in designing the logo. - Describes the opportunity to create the full titles for Blue Peter's 65th birthday. - Emphasizes the collaborative effort, giving credit to Greg for significant contributions. 12:52 🌈 *Enhancing Blue Peter's Title Sequence* - Discusses the decision to level up the existing motif for the Blue Peter title sequence. - Maintains the swooping multicolored motif while adding polish and flair. - Mentions the challenge of creating a modular system adaptable to different themes. 16:18 🚀 *Studio Project: Sci-Fi Drama Title Sequence* - Introduces a studio project for a fictional sci-fi drama title sequence. - Expresses the aim to push creative boundaries and collaborate as a team. - Highlights the importance of AI in idea generation and references for the project. 20:19 🎨 *Character Animation Collaboration* - Shares progress on the fictional sci-fi drama project, focusing on character animation. - Showcases character artwork and character sheets created by Jake. - Provides insights into Greg's process using Wacom Cintiq 27 for concept artwork. 22:50 🖌️ *Color Script and Motion Tests* - Highlights the creation of a color script for the sci-fi drama project. - Shares 3D motion test elements inspired by indie game aesthetics. - Presents Greg's recent work on a robot character, emphasizing the use of Cintiq. 23:55 👋 *Closing Remarks* - Expresses excitement for the fictional sci-fi drama project. - Humorously predicts the project's completion in 2035. - Invites engagement through the studio's website and social media. Made with HARPA AI

Make it ship to the USA

10x the price for marginal performance gain...

wtf this channel is amazing

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I just want to say true, it’s not good video, may be it’s ok thing but after you video I feel I don’t want buy this one, sorry, but I think saying truth it’s more important in field of human production then just like each other for fake popularity, and also you drawings very bad, better you first try to improve you skills and after try to use professional tools, but as I write, after you this product not professional any more, Wacom now-amateur cheap firm for house wife’s . Also I know probably you will delete my comment or not pay attention this not matter, matter true . I really wish to artist best experience and not professionals in this field like woman’s bad for product, so sad, but I think I wait 34 years for good drawing tab and not going wait any more, same as I wait 5 years almost for geotag virtual pen and it also probably going to be not from Wacom, thank you Wacom team, I was try to support you buying you product in time no one trust you, and any way it’s not enough for that you done for me, but any way so long time and writing truth you not make no one good product. Rest in peace

why does this channel only have 555 subscribers? well now it is 556 so i guess good luck

I can’t believe how Wacom have hiked their prices for these new tablets. I’ve been a commercial artist for 20 years and I would NEVER spend that amount of money for a tablet like this. My last Cintiq was a 16", Wacom seen to think it’s OK to hike the price by A THOUSAND POUNDS for ONE inch more screen real estate(17”). They must be having a laugh!!! 😂🤣

Man you made Apple look like the budget option.

May seem overpriced compared to other brands but people seem to ignore these are 4k, 120hz, native 10-bit, up to 99% adobe RGB, pantone certified, multitouch screens which is indeed expensive and what other brands do not offer (at least not everything in one package). Sure they do add extra to the price because there's no direct competition yet. Other brands need to step up but at the same time they would then probably closely match Wacom prices while keeping lower production cost (lower quality) instead of being a match competition at lower prices. In the end customer pays anyway and Wacom has no reason to worry, same old story with any big brand. Stop buying then they'll have a reason to be worried.

It is very expensive and honestly 17 inches with such a stand makes the portability more difficult... So a 24 cintiq pro could be a better choice...even better a xencelab 24 😅

Do they still have annoyingly loud fans for that eye-watering price?

do you think that the size (17 inch) is prohibitive for a professional digital artist - illustrator? (I intend to give it as a gift to a friend who is a professional)

These specs are very similar to the previous generation, the improvements... well it's marginal. I'm most likely going with Xencelabs for a display tablet. But I do appreciate the continuous improvement, and leading this industry to better and more affordable competition.

if you are professional this might be a good investment but for hobbyist too overpriced, you'll know you pay more on the brand other than product itself

Can i get one for free

for argonomic stand 499$ is a joke

Great review. If you are looking for a portable drawing device that can also be used as a second screen with touch when you aren't drawing, you should check out espresso Displays. They just launched their 17 Pro, which is 4k, 1 billion colours (100% DCI P3), a single USB-C connection (no additional power), all for $999 USD. Presale till late November, and you can save some cash with their pre-sale bundles.

It is overpriced. The market isn’t same as before. The other brands have good product as well. Only they don’t accept the circumstances.

To be honest it's overpriced as you can buy a Surface Studio 2 portable laptop for digital Painting for around the same price without being grounded to one location not to mention XP's 16inch Pen Tablet with their New 16k pressure for only around £529.99.

When you look at the cost of art supplies a year, anywhere from $250 to $5,000, any tablet looks like a good deal depending on your use case. I personally tried a lot of other brands and keep settling on Wacom. I'm not justifying any kind of greed-flation and I haven't had to deal with Wacom warranty as my devices haven't failed, yet. One is over 10 years old.

4000 dollars for a screen, congratulations Wacom, after 16 years I am probably moving to Huion devices.

does it work over a single usb c cable?

what's the physical weight of this card? Seems like it has more copper inside of it than most consumer cards do.

hello girl

Can play cyberpunk 2077

There's my Ada😮❤

I'm just stuck from ordering my workstation as you cannot get an AIO liquid cooler for these beasts..which is insane because going back to air cooler is like going back in time for me

I'm thinking real hard about my options… My Dell T7910 can't fit even the smallest 4090 without a side cover mod. But more important - I don't want to throw away the benefits of this platform that has top end CPUs and 40 TB of NVMe and disk-RAID storage, ECC DDR4, and a 1300W Platinum PSW. Don't forget the 40xx video cards don't use ECC RAM. The RTX 6000 does. That's a BIG deal for the type of processing that I'm targeting, which is long term management of personal information, AI/ML, and maybe video rendering. I think many people would be surprised at how often bits are corrupted during normal processing by a number of "natural" factors and inconsistencies in silicon. Just do a search on studies that document how often RAM has errors, which leads to permanently storing that corruption. Or the problem of "bit rot" - which is degradation after storing data (why I like ZFS storage). I'm very interested in what others are thinking who are in my (somewhat legacy) boat... Pluses of RTX 6000 Ada: - Small size (fits my case) - Lower power consumption - Greater memory capacity - ECC memory - More processing units of the type I need (Tensor Cores, RT Cores, ROPs, TMUs, Shading Units) - Optimized by size and cooling to add more units in the system Minuses: - Cost! - Cost! - Cost! Do I want to pay $4K for a high-end GPU? Of course not! I have to weigh the cost and benefits. I'm not made of money. I have a lot of other uses for that cash. But I've always been willing to invest in my future if the reason is compelling. Would I play games on it? Hell NO! If gaming was my thing - I'd by a reasonable case, a MOBO that supports PCIe 4.0, probably an RTX 4070 and a high clock rate 6-8 core processor, 32GB DDR5, a 2TB PCIe 4.0 boot NVMe, plus a RAID 1 using 8TB WD Black or Red spinners for data, Thunderbolt 3.0 for a backup bus... and a high refresh rate 2K curved monitor. That would get the job done for the cost of ONE NVIDIA RTX 6000 Ada! Phew. That puts the cost/benefit analysis into perspective. But what do I give up with a gamer GPU? Robustness and total system capacity. That's the bottom line. The Dell T7910 has years of good service. Not everything I want, but will get the job done. Dual Xeon E5-2690v3's, 128 GB ECC RAM and several PCIe NVMe SSD's. I can upgrade the CPU's to v4, Plenty of room to upgrade storage to over 100TB and RAM to 512GB - possibly 1TB. I'd rather not constrain expansion of PCIe devices by having a 3.5x wide video card (!) because I still have room to add an NVMe RAID card that gets 10Gbs for a boot or cache drive. I don't want to add another 150W of power consumption, or add heat to the case with a card that doesn't push it out the back. That stresses the other components.

Would appreciate a comparison of say the w6800 agaibts5thevrtx a4000 or a5000, whichever is closest match

yeah but how many fps does it get in cs:go

When will it come to India

Great video!

Can it run Minecraft in 4K?