BOXX Technologies is now shipping its 7400 Series of high-performance workstations featuring Dual-Core AMD Opteron processors. Dual-Core AMD64 technology is a natural extension of AMDs Direct Connect Architecture, directly connecting CPU, memory and I/O resources as opposed to having these resources accessed via a front-side bus.
BOXX customers are already seeing dramatic performance advantages with AMD multi-core technology, said Reese Gautschi, director of marketing at BOXX Technologies Inc. As one of the first companies to revenue-ship AMD Dual-Core parts in our 7400 series workstations, BOXX is pleased to offer the latest technology advances to creative professionals sooner than our competitors can.
The BOXX 7400 series of workstations feature:* Dual-Core AMD Opteron processors 200 Series* Dual NVIDIA nForce Professional 2050 and 2200 MCPs for a high-performance, scalable architecture that provides advanced features for AMD Opteron processors* NVIDIA SLI technology and BOXXs unique dual PCI-E x16 implementation to elevate graphics performance levels* Dual PCIe x16 slots include full x16 speed on each slot providing exceptional dual monitor performance or outstanding performance to a single monitor from NVIDIA Quadro SLI GPUs* Both 32- and 64-bit computing capabilities (with the availability of Microsoft Windows x64 Professional edition)* Expanded I/O options include SATA 3Gbps and storage for large datasets (up to 5TB internal), multiple chassis options for expanded RAID protected storage and hotswap storage options
Prices vary with system configuration.
BOXX Technologies (www.boxxtech.com), headquartered in Austin, Texas, delivers technology to the innovators in the digital media community with high-performance, flexible workstations that enhance creativity and fuel innovation.
Bill Desowitz, former editor of VFXWorld, is currently the Crafts Editor of IndieWire.
