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Ideal for Power Users
“As the unique demands for today’s visual artists, architects, and engineers become more complex, AMD and Lenovo are teaming to bring the performance, flexibility, and reliability required to handle these workloads,” says Jason Banta, corporate vice president and general manager, OEM client business unit, AMD.
ThinkStation P620 offers 64 cores and up to 4 GHz processor speed, ideal for power users in AEC and MCAD industries. (Image: Lenovo / Architosh. All rights reserved.)
The ThinkStation P620 is touted as ideal for power users across industries—from architecture, engineering to 3D digital artists and game developers. Users now have a single machine on which to create, edit, and build the media, visualization, and entertainment experiences of the future.
Lenovo ThinkStation P620 with AMD Ryzen Threadripper PRO processor. (Image: Architosh. All rights reserved.)
“There are multiple stages involved when it comes to building Unreal Engine, cooking content for our games, and powering applications in media and entertainment,” says Pat Swanson, IT engineer at Epic Games. “Previously, we always had to choose between either high core count or high clock speeds. The Lenovo ThinkStation P620 powered by AMD’s Ryzen Threadripper PRO processor is optimized for both aspects in a way that previous HEDT CPUs never quite were. It provides groundbreaking performance for everything from professional visualization and simulation to compiling and building for game development, whether the team is working from home or in the office.”
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The below video showcases the beautifully designed and new Lenovo ThinkStation P620.
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