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The oscilloscopes tag on WindowsForum.com covers high-end test instruments that run on PC-class hardware and Windows software. A recent example is the Tektronix DPO718AX, an eight-channel, 25 GHz oscilloscope built around a 12-core AMD EPYC Embedded processor, 96 GB of RAM, an NVIDIA T1000 GPU, removable NVMe storage, and an optional Windows 10 LTSC 2021 SSD. Discussion focuses on how these workstation-like specifications affect hardware-validation work, including capturing multiple differential lanes at once and correlating measurements, plus the pricing and positioning of new models within existing product families.
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    Tektronix DPO718AX Adds Eight 25 GHz Channels for $308,000

    Tektronix’s new DPO718AX gives hardware-validation teams an eight-channel, 25 GHz oscilloscope that can capture four differential lanes at once—and it does so on a decidedly PC-class platform: a 12-core AMD EPYC Embedded 3351 processor, 96 GB of RAM, an NVIDIA T1000 GPU, removable NVMe storage...