The Threadripper Workstation that you can take anywhere – The Briefcase PC

While this unit is far from what today’s consumers would call a laptop, the Media Workstations a-XP casts out minds back to the portable PCs of old. This system measures in at 13.63 x 16.51 x 7.26 inches and weighs 23-30 lbs (10.50-13.6 Kg) and promises users extreme levels of system performance. 

With support for processors as powerful as AMD’s 64-core Ryzen Threadripper 3990X, and graphics processors like Nvidia’s RTX 2080 Ti, Quadro RTX 8000 or Tesla V100, this system can have the trappings of an incredibly powerful workstation. 

Sadly, Media Workstations does not list the specifications of the display that’s shipped with this workstation, and the motherboard specifications of this system may be incorrectly listed. The motherboard within this system is ASRock’s X399M Taichi, a motherboard that’s supposed to be incompatible with AMD’s Ryzen Threadripper 3000 series processors. Perhaps specific OEM exclusive BIOS updates have enabled 3rd Generation Threadripper support on the X399M Taichi. 

With this systems’ stock configuration, users will get a Ryzen Threadripper 3960X, 32GB of 3200MHz system memory, a Samsung 970 EVO 250GB SSD and an Nvidia RTX 2060 Super graphics card. This system configuration costs $7,997, with prices skyrocketing as customers opt for more and more powerful CPUs, SSDs and CPUs. I guess that’s what you should expect from a James Bond-style PC.