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Powerful graphics and media workstations, designed to handle huge memory hogging files and intensive renders. These systems will improve your workflow and help reduce bottlenecks.
Powered by the Intel i7-9700k with a boost clock of 4.9GHz, The ProStation WS7-P2 is designed for applications requiring high frequency, single-core performance, making it an excellent choice for the mostly single-threaded functions within Adobe Creative
Cloud applications such as Photoshop and Lightroom.
With professionally certified NVIDIA Quadro graphics and 16GB Memory (configurable up to 64GB), plus an NVMe hard drive, this workstation is suitable for workflows involving substantial files and projects.
Order code: PC-2426
No operating system
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£1549.98
£1291.65 ex VAT
Windows 10 Home Advance
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£1659.98
£1383.32 ex VAT
Windows 10 Pro 64bit
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£1669.98
£1391.65 ex VAT
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The ProStation WSV9-1R has been designed for intensive single-threaded workloads, such as 3D modelling and animation, simulation, and demanding video and design workloads.
With 8 cores and 16 threads, running at up to 5.0GHz the Intel Core i9-9900K processor gives you brilliant high-core frequency performance, while also having the power available to take advantage multi-threaded processes.
Configured with NVIDIA RTX 2080 graphics with 8GB VRAM, up to 64GB DDR4 Memory, plus a Samsung EVO M.2 NVMe hard drive, you'll enough performance to handle huge files and projects with ease.
Order code: PC-2447
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£2149.98
£1791.65 ex VAT
Windows 10 Home Advance
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£2259.98
£1883.32 ex VAT
Windows 10 Pro High End Devices
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£2279.99
£1899.99 ex VAT
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Built upon the Intel X-299 chipset, the ProStation WSV9-QR5 is configured by default with the 10 core, 20 thread Intel Core i9 9820X (upgradable to 9980XE 18/36 Cores/threads). With hyper-threading and a turbo boost of up to 4.1GHz, X series CPUs give you brilliant single-core performance, while having the ability to maximise the productivity gains offered by multi-threaded processes, such as encoding and CPU based render engines.
It also features professionally certified Quadro RTX graphics, and supports up to 128GB of Quad-channel memory. The ProStation WSV9-QR5 is an excellent platform for advanced creative workflows, such as real-time ray tracing, 8K video editing, VFX, GPU based rendering, game development and 3D animation.
Order code: PC-2448
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£4899.98
£4083.32 ex VAT
Windows 10 Home Advance
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£5009.99
£4174.99 ex VAT
Windows 10 Pro High End Devices
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£5019.98
£4183.32 ex VAT
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Built around the Intel X299 chipset and Core i9 9820X CPU, this system supports Quad-channel memory and can address up to 44 PCIe lanes, to increase bandwidth and lower latency between CPU, memory, and GPU; resulting in zero bottlenecks between the dual NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 Ti GPUs.
Not only is this an excellent configuration for GPU based render engines, but the high-frequency clock speed of the X series CPU means it is more than capable when it comes to 3D modelling and animation.
Order code: PC-2422
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£5639.99
£4699.99 ex VAT
Ubuntu Linux
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£5640.00
£4700.00 ex VAT
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Configurable with up to 32 CPU cores, 64 threads, and support for up to 4x NVIDIA RTX Ti's, the ProStation DLE-2R has the raw power for both CPU and GPU based render workloads.
Support for Quad-channel, ECC memory ensures ultimate system stability.
Order code: PC-2421
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£5999.99
£4999.99 ex VAT
Ubuntu Linux
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£5999.99
£4999.99 ex VAT
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Designed to handle exceedingly complex CFD and FEA simulation, real-time visualisation, plus intensive CPU and GPU workloads. The HyperStation WSVE-QR6 is a near-silent workstation, built around a single socket AMD EPYC ROME 32 core processor, delivering high core count, huge memory capacity, extreme memory bandwidth and massive I/O throughput.
In addition to the raw CPU power, the NVIDIA RTX 6000 enables real-time ray tracing with dedicated RT cores and Tensor cores for AI denoising, to take full advantage of RTX-enabled applications, such as V-Ray, Autodesk VRED and many more.
Order code: PC-2449
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£8999.99
£7499.99 ex VAT
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Powered by 4x NVIDIA RTX 2080 Ti Turbo GPUs, and the Intel Xeon W-2175, the HyperStation DLX-4R is designed for users requiring the ultimate in GPU power and stability within a desktop form factor.
Plus, with 12 CPU Cores, and Turbo Boost speeds of up to 4.3GHz, this is a brilliant 'all-rounder', not only for heavy GPU workloads but also single-thread and multi-threaded applications.
Order code: PC-2419
No operating system
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£10759.99
£8966.66 ex VAT
Ubuntu Linux
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£10759.99
£8966.66 ex VAT
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Designed for programs like - Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Lightroom
Possibly the most critical component within a workstation for Photoshop CC and Lightroom is the CPU. It's also worth noting that although Photoshop does use multi-threading for specific actions, there is a minimal benefit to using a CPU with over eight cores. So ideally you need a CPU with high single-core clock speed.
Certain features within Photoshop require a GPU for acceleration here, so we recommend a mid-end Quadro card or Geforce RTX 2060 as suitable options.
Perhaps more important than your choice of GPU will be your hard drive configuration. We suggest using an NVMe drive for your O/S and installation drive, and a fast SSD for active projects. If you are working with very large documents, then it is worth considering a separate SSD as a scratch drive.
View systemsDesigned for programs like - Premiere Pro, After Effects, Da Vinci Resolve
Generally speaking, the choice of CPU will be the most critical factor when deciding on a Video Workstation, as the majority of tasks within these applications will be carried out on the processor.
Your choice of processor here will come down to your workflow and style. For example, how many effects you use, how your footage is encoded, and what resolution you're working with.
Video editing applications, such as Adobe After Effects, Premiere Pro, and DaVinci Resolve, tend to utilise the CPU similarly. For the majority of active/timeline tasks use only a handful of cores, so high clock speed and fewer cores are preferred. Conversely rendering and encoding/decoding are heavily multi-threaded tasks, so a CPU with more cores (16+) is recommended. For a good all-round system, we'd recommend a CPU with both high single-core clock speed and a minimum of six/eight cores.
Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve also both make great use of a GPU, so if your workflow relies heavily on GPU accelerated effects, then we'd advise looking at a GeForce RTX 2070 as a starting point.
Another thing to consider when deciding on your choice of GPU is the amount Of VRAM (video RAM) available to you. Depending on the resolution of your footage, GeForce cards will be suitable for up to 4K. For 8K footage, we'd recommend a Titan RTX, or Quadro RTX due to the additional VRAM available.
Having enough RAM in your workstation is essential to ensure smooth and stable performance, the amount will vary depending on your project, but as a general guideline we suggest 32GB for 1080p, 64GB for 4K and 128GB for 6/8K.
Finally, one thing to consider is your storage, often an area that is overlooked. The ideal configuration would consist of 3 fast SSD drives and a larger mechanical drive for archive storage. For example, an NVMe for your system O/S and installation drive, a fast SSD drive for your active projects, and a third fast SSD/NVMe drive for use as a scratch disk. Add in a large mechanical (Platter) drive If you'd like to archive files locally.
View systemsDesigned for programs like 3DS Max, Cinema 4D, Maya, Unreal
Modelling and animation is predominantly a single-threaded process, so the applications can only utilise a single core on a CPU. Therefore a processor with a fast single-core clock speed (sometimes referred to as high-frequency) is desired.
It is, however, worth noting that some render engines within these programs are highly optimised to make use of a high number of cores. If your workflow includes both modelling and rendering, we recommend a CPU with both high single-core clock speed and a minimum of six/eight cores.
Graphics are less critical, as the GPU only really comes into play within the render of the viewport. An entry-level Quadro or GeForce RTX card will help to ensure high FPS playback when navigating and previewing animations within the viewport.
View systemsDesigned for programs like Redshift, Octane, VRAY GPU
GPU render engines, as you'd expect can utilise multiple GPUs. So the more GPUs you have in your system, the better the performance.
For multi-GPU workstations, you need to ensure that the CPU has lots of PCIe lanes. A lack of PCIe lanes will limit the performance of the GPUs and force them to run at lower speed modes (x4 or x8 instead of x16).
Currently, NVIDIA GeForce RTX cards will give you the best price/performance ratio, but depending on your choice of render engine you may require the additional VRAM offered by Quadro GPUs.
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