This dual-socket AMD EPYC-powered system offers a total of 64 cores and 128 threads, giving it an advantage over comparable Xeon-based alternatives for many types of workload.
As well as Xeon E5-2600 v4 processors, this compact dual-socket workstation gets a comprehensive overhaul with faster memory, liquid cooling, super-quick NVMe storage and a choice of Nvidia Quadro graphics cards.
With the Celsius J550, Fujitsu has squeezed workstation-grade components into a quiet and compact desktop format, including a full-height GPU card for applications that really need it.
The Tower 3000 Series is an affordable yet capable addition to Dell's Precision lineup and a very welcome one for workstation buyers on a budget.
This reworking of the ThinkStation design propels Lenovo to the top of the workstation tree with a cleverly engineered and powerful product that can handle the most demanding of applications.
Bridging the gap between high-end desktop PC and workstation, Fujitsu's Celsius W530 delivers an affordable mix of processing power and graphics functionality. It'll cope with common CAD/CAM, digital content creation and other display-intensive applications, as well as more mundane office tools.
With latest-generation Xeon processors, DDR4 RAM and a wide choice of GPUs, Dell's new Precision workstation is equipped to handle applications needing extreme processing power as well as high-end graphics. Storage options are limited, but otherwise it's an excellent and flexible workstation.
Boston's new Venom 1800-0T workstation crams a lot of processing power into a tiny desktop case. Video editors, animators, modellers and other professionals — particularly those with limited space and modest budgets — should investigate.