Power rating
Published detail1,000 W or 1,400 W fixed 80 PLUS Platinum PSU options. These are supply capacities, not measured workload consumption. [1]
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Intel Xeon W · RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell option
An enterprise tower offering a route to single- or multi-GPU local AI with configurable Xeon processors and professional graphics.
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BEFORE IT ARRIVES
What this configuration needs on your premises.
A configurable office workstation. The CPU, GPUs and PSU option determine the installation; high-power configurations need an electrical and cooling review.
1,000 W or 1,400 W fixed 80 PLUS Platinum PSU options. These are supply capacities, not measured workload consumption. [1]
The 1,400 W supply is limited to 1,125 W output with 100–111.9 V input and 1,250 W at 120 V. Check the regional input label and chosen configuration. [1]
No machine-specific branch-circuit requirement verified. Check the nameplate, regional cord and other loads on the same circuit.
Tri-channel air cooling, with internal air baffles and a ventilated front grille. Match the fan and GPU configuration to the ordered system. [2]
10–35°C operating ambient, 20–80% relative humidity; operating altitude up to 3,048 m. [1]
No comparable noise measurement under an AI workload verified. Ask for dB(A), distance, workload and ambient conditions; audition it before placing it beside people.
ACTUAL CONSUMPTION
PSU capacity, chip TDP and measured consumption describe different things. Only measurements with a stated configuration and test method appear here.
No attributable wall-power test for this configuration was established in this review. Measure at the outlet with the exact model, workload, runtime and power mode recorded.
Allow for sustained room heat, including after office hours. A ventilated equipment room may be more practical for multiple systems or continuous jobs. An internal liquid cooler does not remove the need for room cooling.
Lab planning guidance. Office suitability depends on the installed configuration, shared circuits, heat removal and acceptable noise; a workstation label alone does not settle it.
Enter average power at the wall for the hours you are modeling, or an explicit planning assumption. Supply wattage and chip TDP are not consumption measurements.
Add wall power to calculate a scenario.
Scenario only. Hours outside this period are excluded: include idle time for an always-on system. Displays, networking, UPS losses and room air conditioning are extra. Heat assumes the computer and power supply release their heat into this room; it does not size a circuit or an HVAC system. Currency selects your tariff’s unit, with no conversion.
Manufacturer documentation and attributed first-hand hardware inspections, scoped to the named model or configuration. “Not verified” identifies a gap in this review, not a claim that the manufacturer has no documentation. Installation assessments are the Lab’s interpretation.
Keep sensitive processing on your infrastructure. Inspect every connection in the complete stack.
Control access, connectivity and updates. A local machine still needs a secure deployment.
Generate tokens on your own compute. Understand the full cost of the useful work it delivers.
SHARED WORK AROUND THIS PLATFORM
Reference-platform guidance and field records. Exact OEM configurations need their own validation.
THE PLATFORM BEHIND THE MACHINE
2 catalog configurations
BEYOND THE SPECIFICATION
Published guidance and checklists to help you investigate the full deployment.
An execution agent and confidential engineering test assets show how on-premises AI extends beyond office applications.
Local model inference is one part of the path. Test retrieval, documents, identity, tools and restart behavior as well.
Move beyond a single chat window: measure shared capacity under realistic application traffic.
THE CONFIGURATION
ON YOUR PREMISES
BEFORE YOU CHOOSE
September 2026 PSREF supports up to three RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Max-Q GPUs or one 600 W Workstation Edition GPU, with orderability still to confirm.
Memory screening uses a single 96 GB GPU, not an assumed pool across three cards.
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IN THE FIELD
Operating records from customers, contributors and the Lab.
In an office, a factory, an engineering lab or beside your test equipment. Share a deployment and keep the people behind it credited.
Contribute a deploymentTHE SHARED TECHNICAL LIBRARY
Supplier recipes, community experience and UT’s deployment lessons, connected to the hardware.
Examine what still connects beyond the premises.
Distinguish initial installation, inference, application use, authentication and updates.
Confidential Wi-Fi module test automation.
Exact hardware and proprietary test assets are not disclosed. This is an application field record.
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MEMBER RATINGS · SELF-DECLARED, NOT MEASURED
One rating per member, tied to a Lab profile. Stars count immediately; written verdicts are published after a quick review by the Lab team. A rating is an opinion about fit for a job, not a benchmark.
THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE MACHINES
Questions, ideas and experience from putting AI machines to work. You do not need a finished deployment to contribute.
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THE MACHINE × THE MODEL × THE WORKLOAD
Connect the model, serving stack, workload and cost of operating this box.
| Model | Serving configuration | Capacity planning | Evidence | Inspect |
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| MXFP4 | Vendor support statement | |||
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Source establishes model support, not a pinned OEM recipe.
Do not transfer datacenter throughput figures to this workstation.
Each measured result belongs to one box configuration, one model, one serving stack and one workload. Publish latency, per-stream speed, request rate, errors and task quality together.