Since the release of Mac Studio, everyone's expectations for the performance and appearance of mini workstations have been greatly improved. Recently, Lenovo and MSI have launched the thinkStation P360 Tiny new products positioning mini hosts and the CreatorPro mobile workstation, the biggest similarity is that they are upgraded to 12th-generation Core processors + NVIDIA graphics cards.
Lenovo's new generation of mini host ThinkStation P360Tiny exposure, length and height are only 18cm, thickness is less than 4cm, volume is only 1.3L, weight is less than 1.4kg, known as "the industry's smallest desktop workstation". Its highest performance is equipped with a 12th-generation Core i9 processor, guess it should be i9-1200K or Corei9-12900K, with 16 cores / 24 threads, its main frequency is as high as 5.2GHz.
However, in terms of display performance, the ThinkStation P360 Tiny only supports NVIDIA T1000 graphics cards with Turing graphics architecture, not the newer RTX A series graphics cards with Ampere architecture. Currently quoted at $1149 (about RMB 7300)
Recently, MSI released a series of new CreatorPro mobile workstations. The combination of Intel's 12th Generation Core standard-voltage processors and Nvidia's RTX A-series graphics cards can easily cope with even large-scale complex modeling, big data analysis, rendering of architectural blueprints, or experiencing stable high-frame rate high-fidelity VR content.
With the release of Intel's 12th generation Core Alder-Lake-S, H, P, and U processors, major PC manufacturers have also completed adaptation and product updates in the first time. For the majority of users, it is more looking forward to the Intel ARC unique display series products released at the end of this month, let us wait for the good news together.