CyberPower Launches Power Mega II Workstations
CyberPower has unveiled the Power Mega II Graphics Workstation Series, a range of workstation-class computers that can be equipped with Nvidia Quadro graphics cards as well as Sandy Bridge Xeons and Ivy Bridge Core CPUs.
Available in three versions - the 1000, 2000 and 3000 series, the systems target photo and video enthusiasts at the low end with systems that start at about $1,000, CAD professionals with systems from about $2,200, and high end configurations from about $3,500. The base system comes equipped with a Core i5-3570K CPU, 8 GB memory, 1 TB HDD space and Nvidia Quadro 600 card for $999. Upgrade options include CPUs up to a Core i7-3770K, overclocking, liquid cooling, SSDs, up to 32 GB memory, and more powerful graphics cards (up to a Quadro 6000) that can elevate the system price to more than $11,000.
Upgrade to a Xeon system with E5-2687W processors and you will be looking at a price range between $6,000 and about $17,000. Yowza.
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razor512 horrible specs for the money (unless the logo on the case is made up of pure gold with diamond outlining, and secured to the case using carbon nanotubes coated in platinum)Reply -
eddieroolz razor512horrible specs for the money (unless the logo on the case is made up of pure gold with diamond outlining, and secured to the case using carbon nanotubes coated in platinum)Reply
It seems the "workstation" part escaped your attention. A single Quadro card can cost $6000. -
razor512 eddieroolzIt seems the "workstation" part escaped your attention. A single Quadro card can cost $6000.Reply
a quadro 600 cost $120, it is a low profile card that is pretty much the equivalent to a geforce 8600 in terms of speed
for $1000 you can build a much better workstation rig than their $1000 workstation (base config) -
gopher1369 A 600, yes, but a Quadro 6000 costs about $10,000 in the UK, making $17,000 quite a reasonable price for a top end workstation:Reply
http://www.scan.co.uk/products/6gb-nvidia-pny-quadro-6000sdi-pci-e-20-384bit-gddr5-sli-dp-dl-dvi-i-stereo-port-plushd-sdi-card?utm_source=google+shopping&utm_medium=google+shopping