As part of Dell’s Technology Partner Program, Dell Precision works with the top Independent Software Vendors (ISV) to test and certify the leading software applications including Autodesk Design & Creation Suites, Dassault Systèmes CATIA and SolidWorks and PTC Creo, among many others, for maximum uptime and productivity. Additionally, many ISV partners also leverage Dell Precision workstations to develop and showcase their software capabilities. For example, PTC uses Dell Precision workstations to power its customer theater with a high-end, three-channel rear-projection active stereo 3D system with tracking that allows visitors to have a hands-on experience using PTC software in an immersive virtual reality environment.
Pricing & Availability:
The new Dell Precision tower and mobile workstations will be available worldwide on September 12 with US prices³ starting at $1,099 for the T3610, $2,729 for the T5610, $3,059 for the T7610, $1,249 for the M4800 and $1,599 for the M6800. For more information, visit www.Dell.com/Precision and access the Dell Precision Workstation Advisor, www.dell.com/wsadvisor for recommended configurations for specific applications and workflows.
Additional Information:
- Dell Precision
- Direct2Dell blog post
- Intel CAS-W blog post
- Micron PCIe SSD blog post
- IGZO Quad HD+ blog post
- Waves MaxxAudio Pro blog post
- Dell Precision Performance Optimizer
- Dell Precision Image Gallery
Supporting Quotes
“From designing the fastest F1 racecars to creating the most complex visual effects in Academy-Award® winning films, our workstation customers require the latest cutting-edge technology to run their critical software applications,” said Andy Rhodes, executive director, Dell Precision workstations. “Our new workstation portfolio gives creative, design and scientific professionals even more power, speed and reliability to imagine, create and accelerate their workflows.”
“Our companies have a long history of listening to customers to help deliver technology solutions that help accelerate product development,” said Tom Schorr, Director of Technology Alliances, Dassault Systèmes. “We are excited about the potential for Dell Precision Performance Optimizer to deliver additional value to our customers using Dell Precision workstations for 3D design in CATIA industry workflows.”
“Today professional workstation users get a new set of tools with the announcement of new Dell Precision desktop and mobile workstation solutions powered by AMD FirePro™ workstation graphics,” said David Cummings, senior director and general manager, Professional Graphics at AMD. “AMD has worked closely with Dell to offer exceptional workstation-class graphics processing performance so users can work on more complex/detailed 3D models and work on larger data sets. AMD and Dell recognize the increasing requirement for OpenCL™ (Open Computing Language) support when it comes to workstation productivity with industry-leading applications.”
“Equipped with NVIDIA Quadro GPUs, the industry’s highest-performing⁴ and most capable professional graphics, the new Dell Precision workstations will allow creative and design professionals to achieve a level of success that previously was just not possible,” said Sandeep Gupte, senior director of Product Marketing for the Quadro professional graphics business at NVIDIA.
“Dell’s new Precision tower and mobile workstations, now featuring the
latest Intel® Xeon® Processor E5-2600 v2 family and 4th generation
Intel® Core™ i5 and i7 processors respectively, offer users the
opportunity to create, test and modify their ideas as they never have
before,” said Frank Soqui, Intel Corporation, Technical Computing Group,
Workstation General Manager. “Dell is also the first to offer Intel®
Cache Acceleration Software - Workstation and worked closely with Intel
to tune it for workstation applications. This innovative caching
software uses a solid state drive as a file cache with existing hard
drives. This accelerates the storage subsystem to I/O speeds comparable
to storage made entirely of solid state drives at a fraction of the
cost.”