Lenovo thinkstation p

Lenovo today announced that it is updating its ThinkStation P-series workstations, from the Tower P330 to the ThinkStation P920, to offer new options with powerful Nvidia Quadro RTX graphics cards, including advanced AI and raytracing capabilities.

Lenovo ThinkStation P-series with Quadro RTX

Lenovo says that with the RT and Tensor cores in the new Turing GPUs, you can render in real time, rather than simulation. That means that instead of waiting minutes or hours for renderings to complete, the user gets an instant view, so they don't even have to stop working. The company didn't specify exactly when the refurbished workstations will arrive, or what the price will be, but you should be able to buy one soon.

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Lenovo understands the needs of the community, and provides professionals with powerful workstation solutions, with new Nvidia Quadro RTX cards, enabling the development of photorealistic applications in real time. Thanks to this, architects, designers and engineers can create fully interactive experiences that transmit the creative intention behind their designs, thanks to the use of advanced graphics engines with Epic Games' Unreal Engine.

At Epic, we are constantly striving to set new visual fidelity standards with Unreal Engine so that architects, designers, and engineers can create fully interactive experiences that convey the creative intent behind their designs.

We will have to wait a bit to know when these new Lenovo ThinkStation P-series computers will finally arrive, as well as their prices, which will not be exactly low due to the high cost of implementing Nvidia's Turing architecture. What do you expect from these new Lenovo ThinkStation P-series with Quadro RTX?

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