Mid range Workstation Offer a wide range of configuration options. If your workflow demands dozens of CPU cores with up to 44 Intel® Xeon® cores in a single workstation. If your applications benefit from higher CPU frequencies, configure CPU with a safely overclocked Intel® Xeon processor delivering maximum performance for CAD applications. 

Dell Mid Range Workstations

Dell Precision T7820 Workstation

The Dell Precision 7820 Tower is a powerful Mid range Workstation designed to handle data-intensive workloads, delivering dual-socket performance through Intel’s current gen Xeon processor Scalable Family.

The T7820 also features next-generation AMD Radeon Pro and NVIDIA Quadro professional graphics options, making it a capable workstation for 3D rendering and other graphics-intensive tasks.

High-end options include the NVIDIA Quadro GP100, NVIDIA Quadro P6000, and Radeon Pro WX 9100 cards, while mid-range and entry cards include the NVIDIA Quadro P4000 and Radeon Pro WX 3100, respectively. There’s a lot more to choose from than those options depending on your specific use case. The 7820 is also outfitted with a useful handle at the top left, allowing for easy transportation.

Dell Precision T7810 Workstation

The Dell Precision Tower 7810 is a high-end desktop workstations on rent that is highly customizable to its given need. The 7810 is all about giving users the power they need for intensive applications and graphics-rich workloads.

The tower Workstation Rental comes with either single or dual Intel Xeon E5-2600 v3 processors, up to 256GB of quad-channel 2133MHz DDR4 ECC RDIMM RAM, a range of different AMD FirePro or NVIDIA Quadro graphic cards, and the 7810 offers the option of traditional drives (with optional Intel CAS-W software solutions that enable I/O speeds close to SSD configurations) and SSD drives.

New today is also support for Intel’s P3700 PCIe SSD, which provides even more performance for hefty enterprise workloads within the workstation form factor. 

Dell Precision T5600 Workstation

The T5600 is the mid-range machine in Dell’s recently redesigned Precision line-up, so the direct comparison to HP’s product range would be to the Z620. But despite it being a mid-range machine, the T5600 is specced quite similarly to the Z820.

Both machines are equipped with a pair of Xeon E5-2687W eight-core CPUs running on a C602 chipset motherboard, and both are equipped with a Nvidia Quadro 5000 professional GPU. Where they differ is in the amount of RAM installed, hard drive configuration, power supply output and case layout. 

With dual processors this system supports up to six expansion slots, all full-length, for adding NICs, additional graphics cards, and optional audio and storage cards. There’s also four USB ports in front and six in back, all are 2.0 except for one USB 3.0 port on both the front and back of the system.

HP Mid Range Workstations

HP Z6 G4 Workstation

Support your unique user needs with a choice of Windows 10 Pro or Linux® operating systems. Achieve the performance you need with the ability to support two next generation Intel® Xeon® processors for up to 48 total processor cores in one system.

Get serious about graphics and reach peak productivity with access to a breadth of NVIDIA® and AMD professional graphics from entry to ultra 3D. Install the fastest professional grade storage hardware around, unlocking performance for storage-bound applications without sacrificing standard PCIe slots.

The Z6 workstation’s sleek, iconic design doesn’t compromise on quiet, reliable performance. HP SureStart automatically detects intrusions in real-time, notifies you, and restores the BIOS you use, so you can breathe easier. 

HP Z640 workstation

One of the most important features of the Z640 hp workstation is its compatibility with HP’s Z Turbo Drive G2 (256GB, 512GB and 1TB capacities), as the NVMe drives provide some pretty significant performance gains over standard high-performing SSDs.

This includes: faster boot up, calculation, and graphics response times. It also allows for ideal work conditions under resource-heavy applications, adding a ton of versatility and power to the Z640.

HP has also upgraded the storage offering in the Z640, with the new Z Turbo Drive G2 offering maximum sequential read and write throughput up to 2.5GB/s and 1.55GB/s. Moreover, the HP Z640 supports up to 8 memory DIMMs with a maximum 256GB of DDR4 RAM and can be equipped with two next generation.

HP Z620 workstation