Intel Xeon W-1200, W-2200 & W-3200 Series Cascade Lake Processors

Just because budgets are tight doesn’t mean you have to sacrifice solid performance! WIth the Titan C161 we’ve gone back to basics, stripped away the fat and put everything into building a fundamentally fast computer for every-day professionals in a variety of fields. Especially CAD applications. This is one of our most impressive entry-level workstations and possibly your next workhorse!

Virtual reality is all the rage these days and the system requirements for consuming it are going down all the time. But what about those who want to create the next big VR experience? We’ve taken the latest professional-grade components and created one of the most cost-effective 3D Rendering workstations with VR-grade horsepower on the market. Welcome to the W422.

Intel’s W-1200 series Comet Lake workstation processors bring you solid entry-level performance along with all the reliability, features and compatibility you would expect of workstation-class hardware. When your workload needs top performance that your desktop CPU contra part does not cut it, the Titan W480 is an excellent choice.

There are plenty of high-end computers out there that boast multiple GPUs. What they don’t tell you is that just because you can put a whole bunch of GPUs into a computer, doesn’t mean you’ll get the full benefit. The Titan W422 Octane has no such problems. We’ve carefully chosen the best processor and motherboard combination to let you wring as much performance from your multi-GPU setup as possible. In fact, every component in this workstation has been chosen around the concept of multi-GPU computing. If you’re looking to crunch some GPU workloads, this is where to start.

While workstations don’t have a lack of CPU cores these days, even the highest-end systems can’t provide enough bandwidth for quad-GPU setups. That’s where our Titan W64 Octane makes all the difference. It’s not only a multi-core CPU monster with new Intel Deep Learning Boost (Intel DL Boost), but can double as a titan of GPU-centric workloads as well. All thanks to the latest, cutting-edge workstation CPU technology from Intel. On the new Xeon W they added more pipes! Specifically, there are now 64 dedicated PCIe lanes. That means four x16 slots for four full-speed, high-end GPUs.