Velocity Micro’s Dual AMD EPYC 192-Core Workstation Costs 36% Less Than Dual Intel Xeon 120-Core System

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Velocity Micro has revealed the latest Dual AMD EPYC Genoa & Dual Intel Sapphire Rapids Xeon CPU-powered workstation systems. The surprising thing about the two systems is that the AMD PC retails for a much lower price than the Intel option while offering more cores and memory.

Using the Velocity Micro customization wizard, I configured the HD360MAX Xeon Workstation with a dual Xeon Platinum 8490H CPU configuration with 120 cores and 240 threads in total, ending at $56,959 US. I also configured the ProMagix HD360A EPYC Workstation with dual EPYC 9654 CPUs, rounding up to 192 cores and 384 threads. This system costs $36,289 US which means that Intel's option is close to 55% more expensive.

Both systems are listed here and here plus each is coupled with 768 GB of DDR5 memory leaving lots of room for further expandability.

Press Release: Velocity Micro, the premier builder of award-winning enthusiast desktops, laptops, and high-performance computing solutions announces the immediate availability of a new line of dual and single-socket AMD Epyc and Intel Xeon tower workstations with full Windows support. Designed for specialized CPU-intense tasks, these new workstations vastly reduce render and compute times in the fields of AI/machine learning, VFX, animation, data compilation, engineering, and many more, providing the power of a rack-mounted CPU server in a deskside form factor.

“There’s no better fit in the world of high-performance computing than one of these new workstation processors paired with our engineering prowess,” said Randy Copeland, President and CEO of Velocity Micro. “Through our expertise in the areas of thermal management and proprietary tuning, we’ve been able to create a fast, stable family of workstation