Lenovo ThinkStation P360 Ultra workstation - first look
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- Опубліковано 20 сер 2024
- Greg Corke, co-founder of AEC Magazine, caught up with Lenovo's Cris Jara at AEC Magazine's NXT BLD conference in London for the launch of Lenovo's ThinkStation P360 Ultra.
The innovative compact workstation is half the size of a typical Small Form Factor (SFF) workstation but boasts more graphics horsepower with an Nvidia RTX A5000 mobile GPU.
It also features up to 128 GB of RAM, a choice of 125W 12th Gen Intel Core processors, and can be optimised for remote workstation environments.
Read AEC Magazine's in-depth preview here
aecmag.com/wor...
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4 ddr5 in itx case, fantastic
4:21 He meant A2000.
P.S. This PC is an absolute unit. Oof... Blown away.
10GBe and IPMI would be nice on these tiny workstations.
Easy; both of these features can be realized with a PCI-E expansion card and an intel vPro compatible CPU respectively.
I know the rtx a5000 is custom for this. But I think a t1000 or a rtx a2000 is stock.
That's correct.
2:50 or the major companies are realizing that they are having to compete with INNOVATIVE INDIVIDUALS pushing the boundaries of a non-laptop workstation architecture... like the Dan A4 and other previous ITX designs.... This is simply a mass-produced iteration of what individuals did better... first.
What he could have said, "Well, there has already been a lot of innovation in the small form factor space by custom PC builders and engineers, but we are here to bring this design to businesses and a wider consumer audience.
Just be honest and don't pretend Lenovo invented the SFF.
Removed optical drive, removed sd card reader, removed internal power supply, limited gpu upgradability even more, used 2.5gbe rather than 10gbe, removed 3 front USB type A ports, changed from desktop ram to laptop ram, and still no amd gpu support.
Of course this thing is smaller, tons of features were removed. This isn't innovation, this is ruining one of the best small form factor desktop workstation line ups.
I believe my P340 and P620 will be my last Lenovo products going forward.