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Photoshop Workstation
Based around an AMD Ryzen 5000 series processor and a range of NVIDIA GeForce GPUs, this workstation is optimized to give you the best possible performance in Photoshop.
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Customer Testimonials
Frank Field Photography's Digital Darkroom
"The compact Serenity desktop system’s physical size is perfect for my work-space. The machine is whisper quiet. I was able to configure a machine that fully met my needs today while allowing for all the future growth. The machine was professionally assembled, packaged and arrived in pristine condition."
- Frank Field of Frank Field Photography
Vomund Photography
"When I’m on a tight deadline for delivery I need everything to work, with no surprises. I want the hardest thing for a PC company to deliver; a custom built machine that is fully tested like a packaged machine would be. Puget Systems offered to me the solution closest to this.."
- Rob Vomund of Vomund Photography
Photoshop CC Workstation FAQ
I'm thinking of moving from Mac to PC. Can you help?
Absolutely! Over the years we have helped quite a few of our customers make the move from Mac to PC. In fact, it is a large enough number that we have a dedicated Need help moving from Mac to PC? page to answer some of the more common questions we receive.
Does this Photoshop Workstation support Thunderbolt?
Unfortunately, at this time our Photoshop workstations do not yet have Thunderbolt support - but we are working on it! If you need Thunderbolt, email one of our sales representatives at sales@pugetsystems.com or call us at (425) 458-0273 and we can help you configure one of our workstations with Thunderbolt support.
Do your systems support 10-bit displays?
Yes, all our Photoshop workstations do support 10-bit displays! In the past, you needed to use an NVIDIA Quadro video card or a Blackmagic Decklink card to enable 10-bit support, but as of July 29th, the GeForce "Studio Driver" also supports 10-bit displays. Note that you also need to enable support in Photoshop for it to function.
How much faster will a new workstation be?
If you want to know exactly how much faster one of our Photoshop workstations would be over your current system, we recommend downloading our Puget Systems Photoshop Benchmark. This benchmark is what we use in all our internal testing which means the score you get can be directly compared against those in our Hardware Recommendation section or in our various hardware analysis articles.
I have a ton of storage drives. Do you have anything with more room?
We can certainly configure a more workstation with a larger drive capacity if that is what you need. We recommend contacting one of our consultants, or if you wish to configure one yourself, our Spirit platform is a great starting point.
I'm not sure what system hardware I should use. Help!
Depending on how much you want to dig into hardware and system specs, we have a couple different ways to help. First, we have a Hardware Recommendations page specifically for Photoshop that goes over all the different major hardware components and why you would use one part over another. Alternatively, you can always contact one of our consultants and we can help you configure a system that is perfectly tailored for your workflow.
Phone: (425) 458-0273
Email: sales@pugetsystems.com
Why Choose Puget Systems?
Built specifically for you
Rather than getting a generic workstation, our systems are designed around your unique workflow and are optimized for the work you do every day.
Fast Build Times
By keeping inventory of our most popular parts, and maintaining a short supply line to parts we need, we are able to offer an industry leading ship time of 7-10 business days on nearly all our system orders.
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We make sure our representatives are as accessible as possible, by phone and email. At Puget Systems, you can actually talk to a real person!
Lifetime Support/Labor Warranty
Even when your parts warranty expires, we continue to answer your questions and even fix your computer with no labor costs.
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