The HD360A – Our New Epyc Workstation

September 27, 2017

There’s been quite a bit of buzz in our industry around AMD’s Epyc processors. With up to 32 physical cores per chip, it’s easy to see why. But until recently that insane level of processing power was relegated to server and data center solutions.

Now, we’re changing that.

Introducing the ProMagix HD360A, the first and only AMD Epyc workstation on the market, available exclusively right here, from Velocity Micro. Powered by two Epyc processors at up to 32 cores/64 threads each, alongside professional grade GPUs, the ProMagix HD360A may not just be the most powerful desktop PC we’ve ever made (and it is) but it could also be the most powerful desktop workstation anywhere. To be able to put this much computing power into a desktop chassis and keep it cool and stable is really a feat, and honestly something I’m not sure any other PC manufacturer could do. But I’m obviously biased, so don’t take my word for it – let these benchmark numbers speak for themselves.

Epyc Workstation Benchmarks

Epyc Workstation
128 processing cores running at 100% load. You could say that’s pretty…Epyc
Epyc Workstation Benchmarks
That orange bar at the top? That’s our Epyc Workstation

Designed for Film & Studio and More

So who would something like this be designed for? With those benchmarks, this AMD Epyc workstation is really best for any application that utilizes as many CPU cores as possible. For this reason, it may just be the perfect solution for professional grade film and studio production, VR development, data modeling, and even the most complex visual effects. Imagine replacing your entire render farm or power-hungry rack with a single desktop. That’s what the HD360A can bring you.

Want to learn more about this AMD Epyc Workstation or configure yours? Click here. Have questions or need assistance with finding the right solution for your needs? Call our experts at 804-419-0900.

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Josh Covington

Josh has been with Velocity Micro since 2007 in various Marketing, PR, and Sales related roles. As the Director of Sales & Marketing, he is responsible for all Direct and Retail sales as well as Marketing activities. He enjoys Seinfeld reruns, the Atlanta Braves, and Beatles songs written by John, Paul, or George. Sorry, Ringo.

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