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ZOTAC Announces ZBOX QCM7T3000 Combining 10th Gen Core and Quadro RTX

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ZOTAC Technology, a global manufacturer of innovation, today introduced the ZBOX Q Series Mini PC Workstation featuring the most advanced and powerful NVIDIA Quadro RTX GPU. The all-new ZBOX QCM7T3000 is ultra-compact and the first Mini PC featuring the 10th generation Intel Core processor paired with NVIDIA Quadro RTX 3000 GPU. The ZBOX QCM7T3000 leverages the ZBOX Mini PC's sleek design without compromising the industry leading graphics performance. From sophisticated industrial design and advanced special effects, to complex scientific visualization and big data modeling, the ZBOX QCM7T3000 is capable of resonating big performance.

The ZBOX QCM7T3000 packs NVIDIA Quadro RTX 3000 with 6 GB GDDR6 featuring dedicated Tensor cores to support real-time ray tracing and Deep Learning Super Sampling (DLSS) in addition to being VR Ready. NVIDIA Quadro is a certified and trusted platform standard to be fully compatible on the majority of all professional applications. The Mini PC Workstation is also paired with the high-end 45 W Intel Core i7-10750H 6-core processor featuring Hyper-threading, allowing up to 12 simultaneous thread executions.



"As the Original Mini PC Creators, we are proud to reach more potential users who demand professional-grade performance for intensive applications in the smallest form factor. The all-new QCM7T3000 is a testament to our continuing efforts in innovating the PC in every mini way," says Jacky Huang, Product Director of ZOTAC Technology.

Limitless Creation
At 2.65 liters in size and a slim height of just 62.2 mm (2.45 inches), the ZBOX QCM7T3000 reduces the overall footprint by more than 50% when compared to traditional tower workstations. With increased ventilation and powerful cooling hardware, heat outflow and cooling inflow is maximized to ensure long sustaining performance.

The ZBOX QCM7T3000 is capable of driving up to four simultaneous displays and supports a full feature set of connectivity including:


For more information, visit the product page.

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I like the idea of these types of mini PC's / NUC's but why doesn't AMD ever do this?
 
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Give it time. Most of these manufacturers have special deals, discounts, and contracts with each other. It takes time for contracts to run out and to make sure supply and demand can be met. Ryzen has started really building a name for itself with third gen ryzen desktop cpu's. And their fourth gen ryzen mobile cpu's just got put on the market not long ago. And they are dominating the mobile market with a frenzy.

There will be a huge shift for AMD over the next few years. I saw them finally start releasing ryzen in business workstations which has been almost unheard of. It's a good thing to see. The server market is making some small shifts over to AMD as well. It just takes time to plan out.

Now, we just need Intel to allow AMD to use thunderbolt 3..........I NEED MY THUNDERBOLT PORTS.



edited: And yes there are some gaming ryzen motherboards with thunderbolt. But they are rare and I want it in the mobile market. Laptops+one cable to power+one cable for dock= Heaven.
 
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Give it time. Most of these manufacturers have special deals, discounts, and contracts with each other. It takes time for contracts to run out and to make sure supply and demand can be met. Ryzen has started really building a name for itself with third gen ryzen desktop cpu's. And their fourth gen ryzen mobile cpu's just got put on the market not long ago. And they are dominating the mobile market with a frenzy.

There will be a huge shift for AMD over the next few years. I saw them finally start releasing ryzen in business workstations which has been almost unheard of. It's a good thing to see. The server market is making some small shifts over to AMD as well. It just takes time to plan out.

Now, we just need Intel to allow AMD to use thunderbolt 3..........I NEED MY THUNDERBOLT PORTS.



edited: And yes there are some gaming ryzen motherboards with thunderbolt. But they are rare and I want it in the mobile market. Laptops+one cable to power+one cable for dock= Heaven.

Well your name checks out, cheers for the info.
 
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