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Guru3D.com » News » Check out this 'Laptop' with 128 Zen 2 cores, 6 screens and 58 TB of SSDs

Check out this 'Laptop' with 128 Zen 2 cores, 6 screens and 58 TB of SSDs

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 08/10/2020 10:29 AM | source: heise | 25 comment(s)
Check out this 'Laptop' with 128 Zen 2 cores, 6 screens and 58 TB of SSDs

In the category, fruitless but heaps of fun to read about meet the  a-X2P which matches a regular PC case, but with a curved handle. It's kinda portable with a handle and everything. A system in a case is probably the right wording here. 

US manufacturer Mediaworkstations offers these rather fascinating products, including the a-X2P. The system is in a case; The keyboard and up to six 24-inch displays can be opened on one side. Two Epyc processors from AMD are used - in the most expensive configuration two Epyc 7742s with a total of 128 Zen-2 cores or 256 threads.

The mainboard of the media workstations a-X2P provides 16 DIMM slots for up to 2 TB of DDR4 RAM including ECC support. Data carriers can be installed in the form of two M.2 SSDs, three 2.5 or 3.5-inch drives and a PCI Express plug-in card, which results in up to 58 TB of flash memory. There are also two graphics cards or accelerators up to Nvidia's Tesla V100 with a Volta GPU and 100 Gigabit Ethernet.

As you can imaging, this product won't come cheap though. If we cherry pick the most expensive configuration with two Epyc 7742 processors, two Nvidia Tesla V100, 2 TByte DDR4-ECC-RAM, 58 TByte flash memory, 100-Gigabit-Ethernet and six displays, it'll set you back a good 110,000 US dollars.

Well, if it comes to bragging right. Noice!



Check out this 'Laptop' with 128 Zen 2 cores, 6 screens and 58 TB of SSDs Check out this 'Laptop' with 128 Zen 2 cores, 6 screens and 58 TB of SSDs Check out this 'Laptop' with 128 Zen 2 cores, 6 screens and 58 TB of SSDs Check out this 'Laptop' with 128 Zen 2 cores, 6 screens and 58 TB of SSDs




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DG21
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#5816594 Posted on: 08/10/2020 11:27 AM
Whaaaaat!?!

Is it selfdriven / propelled?

What's the climb rate (onto the table) or is a forklift included?

xD

Xionor
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#5816595 Posted on: 08/10/2020 11:32 AM
This is cool as all hell!

When you come into the office and drop this beast on your desk, heads are sure to turn!

I can't however see how this is more practical than using a normal workstation through a remote terminal.

You probably need a trolley just to drag this thing around, especially with all 6 screens.

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#5816596 Posted on: 08/10/2020 11:32 AM
LOL 1 for my needs would cost 73,000$ hahaha

oh my giddy heart

wavetrex
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#5816597 Posted on: 08/10/2020 11:33 AM
Interesting.

I'm sure researchers in very remote locations would love one... being able to analyse their data in-situ instead of having to wait for weeks to send them to datacenters and waiting results.
Think: Antarctica bases, or some remote island... or even on the space station !
Internet bandwidth in those places is usually very low.

At least until Starlink is operational 24/7 all over the world, this could have some customers !

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#5816598 Posted on: 08/10/2020 11:34 AM
Sure if your lap is made of concrete!!!! :D

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