If you are creative professionals on the lookout for a stupendous workstation PC, then we have got some good news for you. Maingear has recently doffed the wraps of its superior performance PC for graphics professionals. Christened as the Quantum Shift, the new PC emerges as an ideal option for all those, who look to astonishing performance from their workstation.

The latest Shift, completely optimized for Adobe CS5, makes use of around three Nvidia Quadro FX graphics cards to allow a GPU-accelerated Adobe Creative Suite, which helps creative professionals craft along with creative accuracy. The device is also touted to give the unique vertical heat-stack design, guaranteeing that users’ Quadro gear gets quiet and cool.

Wallace Santos, CEO and Founder of Maingear, was quoted to have said that the Adobe CS5 makes full use of the Quadro FX GPU accelerated technology of Nvidia. Quantum Shift does optimization of both the technologies along with airflow and better-quality performance, offering creative professionals the high-tech workstation PC developed ever.

The built-in Adobe CS5 allows users to do navigating of pictures with GPU-accelerated scrubby zoom, 3D modeling and bird’s eye zoom. Besides, the Cuda-accelerated Memory Engine in Premiere Pro allows the users to do editing of over multiple effects and 3 layers immediately. The workstation PC, built-in with a slew of robust attributes, comes en suite with the most recent GeForce GTX 480, which proffers an unmatched total of specialized power.

The latest Maingear Quantum Shift is, at present, available to grapple at $3,399, which is around Rs. 151,218, according to Indian currency. So, if you are on the prowl for startling performance from your workstation PC, then the Quantum Shift is an ideal choice for you as it being fully optimized for Adobe CS5, leverages full advantage of Nvidia Quadro FX graphics cards and enables a GPU-accelerated Adobe Creative Suite that permits creative professionals to create with creative accuracy.

Thus, the built-in Adobe CS5 lets users enjoy navigating of images with GPU-accelerated scrubby zoom; 3D modeling and bird’s eye zoom, whereas the Cuda-accelerated Memory Engine in Premiere Pro helps users edit in excess of 3 layers and multiple effects directly.