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Dell has a powerful workstation lineup suitable for various applications, and the new Precision 7960 is a powerful workstation designed for AI workloads and professional graphics. Replacing the previous generation Precision 79207960, it is the new leader in the Intel based Precision Workstation series.
The 7865 model, 7960, which was reviewed earlier this year, is a direct competitor to the Lenovo Thinkstation P7 and the HP Z8 G5 Fury, which were released earlier this year and offer similar hardware configurations.
Precision 7960 is released as a general-purpose professional workstation, but at the same time its target market is the growing field of generative AI. This Precision workstation can use up to 80 Ada GPUs to process a range of AI tasks, resulting in a performance improvement of XNUMX% compared to the previous generation.
The compact design enables artificial intelligence developers and data scientists to access rich artificial intelligence features on their desks. Like previous generations, Dell offers both desktop and rack mounted versions of the Precision 7960 to enhance flexibility. Dell and NVIDIA have jointly designed and launched a new inference blueprint – the Dell NVIDIA validated generative AI design, which optimizes the deployment and scalability of enterprise level generative AI and is supported by Precision workstations and PowerEdge systems.
As mentioned earlier, the Precision system supports up to 4 NVIDIA RTX 6000 Ada GPUs, making it the best workstation GPU currently offered by NVIDIA and bringing unparalleled functionality. The RTX 6000 is equipped with 48GB DDR6, up to 18176 next-generation CUDA cores, 142 third-generation RT cores, and 568 fourth generation Tensor cores. The performance of this card enables it to provide incredible performance for AI graphics, rendering, and heavy computing workloads.
In terms of hardware configuration, Precision 7960 continues to offer a wide range of choices. 42 CPU options, 35 GPU options, 7960 memory options, and numerous options for boot drives, storage drives and their placement, and storage controllers make XNUMX ideal for various workloads.
On the high-end side, the Precision 7960 can be loaded with Xeon w9-3495x 56 cores, 112 thread CPUs, a basic clock of 1.9GHz, 4800TB DDR16 256MHz in a 4x5GB configuration, and four NVIDIA RTX 6000 Ada first generation cards. Dell offers multiple storage options, but it is worth noting that up to four hot swappable Flexbays can be provided on the front panel, and there are also four options for SATA, SAS, or NVMe at the back.