If you anticipate a decent amount of business growth in the near future, investing in workstations with CPUs that offer multiple cores is a smart, proactive choice. Intel® Core™ or Intel® Xeon® processors enable in-socket upgrades-from eight to 28 cores per socket-to drastically improve workstation performance.

Workstation performance must scale appropriately to meet these increasing workload demands. Scalability via In-Socket Upgradesīusiness growth often means creatives, engineers, and other professionals must handle more-complex workloads and access more-data-intensive applications. Workstations built on Intel® Core™ or Intel® Xeon® processors enable users to complete their tasks faster across both single- and multithreaded workloads. Workstations must offer a higher level of multithreaded performance than standard PCs with powerful processors that can handle data-intensive applications and workloads. Specialized Performanceįor power users, waiting for their workstation to complete time-bound tasks, such as media rendering, can bring production and productivity to a grinding halt.

What sets workstations apart from standard PCs is a set of defining features related to performance, reliability, data integrity, scalability, and expandability. While workstations may look like typical business or consumer computers, they are far from it.

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