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CyberPower released its Power Mega II series, a family of Intel Sandy Bridge-E, Ivy Bridge, and Xeon-based professional workstation PCs with NVIDIA Quadro graphics.
Offered in three versions and six configurations, all models have been tested for compatibility with leading business, graphics and CAD applications, according to the company.
Users can build a system based on Intel 3rd Generation Intel Ivy Bridge; 2nd Generation Intel Sandy Bridge-E; or Intel Xeon 2600 Series CPUs. The CPUs are paired with Quadro GPUs from NVIDIA, which deliver up to five-times faster 3D performance and eight-times faster computational simulation across a range of design, animation and video applications.
CyberPower utilizes self-maintaining, efficient cooling systems from Corsair and Asetek to provide maximum heat dissipation in near silence.
The Power Mega series comes in three versions. The 1000 series is designed for digital photo and video editing, and is equipped with third-generation Intel Core Processors that utilize Intels Z77 platform for multi-tasking and video transcoding. The 2000 series offers more horsepower for visual designing and CAD work. The 3000 series is a fully-customizable graphics workstation. Users can choose between a single quad-core Xeon CPU or two EIGHT-core Xeon CPUs for 16 cores of raw computing power.
For more information, visit Cyberpower.
Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company's website.
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