Today Velocity Micro rolled out a suite of new workstation offerings designed for CAD design, 3D rendering, multimedia creation, and scientific calculation. Headlining the refreshed category are an AMD Epyc workstation with up to 64 physical cores, new Intel Xeon Scalable Processor offerings, and Threadripper, AMD’s newest Ryzen processor now available for pre-order.
Our heritage is deeply rooted in building ultra-performance workstation PCs, extending back to when I founded the company twenty years ago,” said Randy Copeland, President and CEO of Velocity Micro. “By refreshing these offerings and making AMD’s Threadripper processors available for preorder, we’re reasserting our commitment to this category and this customer with the most complete line of custom workstation solutions available anywhere.”
Velocity Micro’s new workstations are designed and optimized for CAD design, advanced 3D renders, multimedia creation, and scientific calculation using software such as Adobe Creative Cloud, 3DS Max, AutoCAD, Solidworks, Revit, Maya, Houdini, and many others. A few options include:
- ProMagix HD80a – A single CPU workstation now powered by AMD Ryzen Threadripper 1950X with 16 cores (32 threads). Starting at $2,899, now available for pre-order.
- ProMagix HD360a – A dual CPU workstation form factor featuring AMD Epyc processors for up to 32 cores (64 threads) per chip. The only of its kind.
- ProMagix HD360i – A dual CPU workstation powered by Intel’s new Xeon Scalable processors (formerly Purley) with up to 28 cores (56 threads) per chip. Starting at $2,599.
- ProMagix G480 – Specifically designed for single or dual precision GPU computing with up to 70 Tflops of processing power via 8x GPUs. Starting at $7,495.
- ProMagix Smallblock – This small form factor render station powered by AMD Ryzen is optimized for multithreaded applications. Starting at $1,199.
