There has been very little focus on 2D Graphic Computing other than from Apple Computing. PC computing technology has a great deal to offer the World of 2D and 3D Graphics, but has been focused on Business, Home, and Gaming.

In order to take advantage of the features that Photoshop and other graphic design software has to offer as well as the functions needed for printing, we designed a series of computers capable of exceptional productivity. They are capable of handling multitasks, such as printing to several printers at once and handling huge 1-3 Gigabyte files with ease.

2D Graphics is often dependent on the amount of RAM to work in real time, while 3D graphics needs faster ram. When Ram is used up, the software utilizes a hard drive to act in place of RAM. This is turning a hare into a tortoise. The Titan IV offers up to 8 gigs of memory, while the Titan V offers up to 16 gigs. 2D graphics is dependent on Processing speed for rendering and processing actions. The speed and use of the hard drives affects file opening and writing time.

A RIP (Raster Image Processor) software utilizes much the same functionality of 2D graphics. Have you ever had to wait for your printer to send the file to be printed? Well, you will not have to wait long on the Titan IV or V.

We chose the ideal case, arranged the air flow and cooling system, set up arrays of hard drives on separate bus lines, use the latest RAM technology, and chose high performance CPU's. We have included every feature we think you need. See features below. We configured the graphic software as well as the our Evolution RIP to utilize our unique high speed "Simultaneous Read-Write Technology." 

The Titan IV and IV have been constructed with quality components needed for high speed performance and reliability. They are both using the latest 64 bit technology. The TITAN IV is built with a single processor, while the TITAN IV uses dual processors. While the TITAN IV is extremely powerful and can handle multiple printers with large files, the TITAN V can handle multiple High Speed printers with huge files and can take advantage of Photoshop's multiprocessing actions.