Hello everyone,I am encountering some issues with Intel Server CPUs while using the XP-Pen Artist Pro. Specifically, I’ve been experiencing performance inconsistencies and occasional slowdowns that seem to be linked to the interaction between the Intel Server CPUs and the XP-Pen Artist Pro tablet.Here are the main problems I’ve been facing:Slow Performance: When running design software or rendering tasks with the XP-Pen Artist Pro tablet, the performance seems to be slower than expected, despite using Intel Server CPUs that should offer sufficient processing power.Compatibility Issues: I’m unsure whether there are compatibility issues between the XP-Pen Artist Pro and the Intel Server CPUs, particularly in terms of driver support or system configuration.Occasional Freezing: The system occasionally freezes or becomes unresponsive when using the XP-Pen Artist Pro alongside server applications, leading me to believe there may be a conflict between the Intel Server CPUs and the XP-Pen Artist Pro device.Has anyone else faced similar issues when using Intel Server CPUs with the XP-Pen Artist Pro? Any insights on how to resolve the performance and compatibility problems would be greatly appreciated. Looking forward to any advice or troubleshooting tips you may have! Thank you!

Hello everyone,I’m trying to decide between an i5 vs i7 for gaming setup, but I also want to make sure it works well with my XP-Pen Artist Pro for creative work. I’m not sure if the i5 will provide enough power for smooth performance, especially when running graphic-intensive games alongside design software. On the other hand, I’m considering whether an i7 might be overkill for my needs when considering i5 vs i7 for gaming.Some specific concerns I have:Gaming Performance: Will an i5 handle modern games well while running the XP-Pen Artist Pro software, or is the i7 a better fit?Lag and Responsiveness: Is there any noticeable difference in responsiveness between i5 and i7 when using the XP-Pen Artist Pro for drawing while gaming in the background?Cost vs. Performance: For anyone using the XP-Pen Artist Pro, is the upgrade to i7 worth the extra cost?If anyone has experience with i5 vs i7 for gaming and using the XP-Pen Artist Pro for both gaming and digital art, any advice or insights would be much appreciated!

Hello everyone,I’m running into issues using my DAS Drive in conjunction with the XP-Pen Deco 01, and I’m unsure if it’s due to compatibility, settings, or something else entirely. The XP-Pen Deco 01 doesn’t seem to interact smoothly with the DAS storage setup, causing delays and workflow interruptions.Here are some specific issues I’ve encountered:Slow Data Access: When saving or accessing files on the DAS drive through the XP-Pen Deco 01, the response time is noticeably slower than expected.File Transfer Issues: Sometimes, files don’t transfer properly or are incomplete when moving them to or from the DAS drive via the XP-Pen Deco 01.Device Recognition Problems: Occasionally, the XP-Pen Deco 01 seems unable to detect the DAS drive, requiring a restart or reset.Has anyone else experienced similar issues with a DAS Drive and XP-Pen Deco 01? Any advice on troubleshooting or optimizing the setup would be greatly appreciated!

Hello everyone!I'm interested in discussing the role of data center modernization in today’s business landscape. With the rapid advancements in technology, companies are continually evolving their data center to stay competitive. I’d love to hear your insights and experiences on how modernizing data centers has impacted business agility and scalability.Here are a few questions to get the conversation started:How has data center modernization improved or challenged your organization’s ability to adapt quickly to market changes?Have you noticed any significant improvements in scalability, or have there been unexpected hurdles?What aspects of data center modernization do you think are most critical to enhancing business agility?Looking forward to hearing your thoughts and learning from your experiences!

Hello XP-Pen Community!As digital artists, we rely heavily on our tools and software to create stunning artworks, and I've been thinking about how server solutions can enhance our creative workflows. I wanted to share my thoughts and invite you all to discuss this further.In recent years, many of us have moved towards cloud-based tools for collaboration, storage, and even real-time rendering. While XP-Pen tablets and displays provide incredible hardware for drawing, I'm curious about how server solutions can integrate into our creative processes. For instance, using cloud services like Google Drive or Dropbox allows for seamless file sharing, but what about the performance aspect?One area that has intrigued me is the use of dedicated servers for rendering large files or handling complex projects. As we create more intricate illustrations and animations, having a powerful server at our disposal can drastically reduce rendering times and improve overall efficiency. I’ve read about several artists who have transitioned to using private servers, allowing them to work with large assets without lagging on their local machines.Looking forward to your insights and experiences! Let’s brainstorm how we can leverage server solutions to elevate our art-making process.

I got xppen deco fun s, and finally they explain it is not compatible with my samsung tab a9+ because the OS is android 14. The product description (deco fun s) said it is compatible with android 6 or above. Kinda waste hmm.Do you know any pentab that compatible with system android 14???

Hi everyone,I’m considering using an i7 Windows laptop for intensive graphic design tasks with my XP-Pen tablet. I’m curious if anyone has experience with this setup and can share insights on its performance.Can an i7 processor handle demanding design software smoothly with XP-Pen? Any recommendations or tips would be greatly appreciated!

I suspect that this art was created with AI, if you search the image on Google Lens, you will find a handmade art from 2023, this one has a longer thumb, which curiously is the case in the winning art, and also some objects that are in the perspective that identify the art I found from 2023.Future Me 2024 XPPen Global Drawing Contest

Honestly, among the winners there are some suspicious pieces of art that look like AI and others that DO NOT FOLLOW THE "future me" THEME, art that portrays the future of humanity but not the future of the artist.But does anyone feel frustrated with the result?