Puget Rackstations
Many deployments are better suited to using racks, which can house the same hardware as a tower but with greater density and more efficient cooling. These systems are perfect for remote workstations, GPU compute nodes for machine learning or rendering, and much more.
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What is a Rackstation? This term is a portmanteau of “rackmount workstation” that we use for workstation-class hardware installed in a rackmount chassis.
Today’s high-performance CPUs and GPUs are more power hungry than ever, resulting in increased noise and heat output. We have found that many users want to move that heavy processing power away from their desks, to help reduce workspace distractions and avoid the need for exotic electrical wiring, but still need it to be on-site for performance and security reasons.
A natural solution for this is to relocate workstations and sometimes even consumer-class PCs into a server rack! Some tower cases can simply be laid on their side in a rack, but that is inefficient in terms of space and cooling. A much more elegant option is to install workstation components directly into a purpose-built rackmount chassis. We also offer a line of Puget Servers for those needing even more performance with server- and datacenter-class hardware.
AMD-based Rackstations
AMD Ryzen, Threadripper, and Threadripper PRO
4U and 5U sizes as well as a multi-node 6U
Or Shop Rackmount Systems by Software
These are our workflow-based recommended systems that are available in rackmount chassis. Don’t see your application? Check out our Solutions section to browse all our recommended workstation configurations.
Customer Testimonial
Ed Tang
Technology Director at Belle & Wissell
“Belle & Wissell is an independent design studio that was founded in 2003 by our Studio Principal, Gabe Kean. We are best known for our work creating interactive exhibits for museums, branded environments, and architecturally significant spaces. I have been with Belle & Wissell since 2012. I came to Belle & Wissell with a background in software development for design firms and educational software companies. As Technology Director, I am responsible for overseeing the custom software development that drives our projects, audiovisual systems design, hardware prototyping, and technical coordination with our project partners when it comes time to plug our stuff in.”
“This was the first project where I had to spec a rack-mounted PC. I’d never done it before. I had no idea how that worked. So I emailed Puget and they said sure, and they didn’t make me feel stupid.”
Purpose-Built for Demanding Workloads
Workstation hardware in a rackmount form factor – and customized to your unique workload!
Many deployments are better suited to using racks, which can house the same hardware as a tower but with greater density and more efficient cooling. These systems are perfect for remote workstations, GPU compute nodes for machine learning or rendering, and much more.
Our vast product portfolio enables us to design custom solutions to fit your needs. Give us a call and we can help solve your performance challenges!
Why a Puget Rackstation?
Workstation Hardware
Puget Rackstations can house the same hardware as a tower, but with greater density and more efficient cooling.
Multiple GPUs
Options with up to four NVIDIA RTX GPUs offer high performance for GPU-accelerated workloads like rendering, Al, and more.
Custom Bracing
Our rackstations feature bracing for GPUs and other expansion cards to help secure components in transit and in the field.
Custom Branding
For larger orders, we can work with you to have the front bezel on some of our rackstations printed with your company name or other designs.
Talk to an Expert
We specialize in building workstation PCs, servers, and storage systems tailored for each of our customers. The best way we’ve found to accomplish that is to speak with you directly. There is no cost or obligation, and our no-pressure, non-commissioned consultants are experts at configuring a computer that will meet your specific needs. They are happy to discuss a quote you have already saved or guide you through each step of the process by asking a few questions about how you’ll be using your computer. There are several ways to start a conversation with us, so please pick what works best for you:
If you’d rather not wait, you can reach out to us via phone during our business hours.
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