Lenovo ThinkStation P620 30E000MEUS Workstation - 1 x AMD Ryzen Threadripper PRO Dodeca-core (12 Core) 5945WX 4.10 GHz - 32 GB DDR4 SDRAM RAM - 1 TB SSD - Tower - AMD WRX80 Chip - Windows 11 Pro 64...

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Runs SolidWorks a whole lot better than the workstation our engineer had before. It's fast, it runs smooth, no bloatware.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Compact and powerful, my Lenovo P620 with a 5000 series Threadripper Pro has been amazing to work with. I especially like the minimal bloatware that came preinstalled.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Just switched from laptop to this powerful and fast workstation. No more waiting for rendering or loading graphic programs! Many of the components can be easily upgraded by the user. Windows 11 version (not Linux).

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought this machine for my deep learning research work and I am not disappointed at all. It's really good for general deep learning research with A4500 NVIDIA card. One more reason to buy this machine is that you can upgrade it later. The P620 support upto 1TB of RAM and 2 Gpu cards with NV link, so lot of room for upgrade and keep it relevant.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] High end workstation for complex computer graphics and fluid simulations. Pairing an AMD Threadripper with an RTX-A6000 did NOT disappoint. It completed generating and caching a 24 Gb VDB file for a fluid simulation in slightly under 3 minutes: so it was writing 133Mb per second to the cache file. Mind blowing! Rendering global illumination scenes with Redshift was also a joy. When everything is going to the GPU, this is the combination to get for those who hate to wait.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It is extremely fast. I was a little apprehensive that the 12 core would be as quick and responsive to my work load. It has exceeded all my expectations and them some. The Lenovo built quality is first class. The CPU air cooled has never run above 55c . The Lenovo P620 is a great built and super fast.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Very fast. I use it for stacking and processing images in PixInsight. The PI benchmark tests are excellent. Very pleased with the purchase, Just make sure to connect the external wifi antenna located in the separate box with the mouse or the wifi will be extremely slow. This step should be included in the startup documentation. Excellent post sale customer support with the premium support included in the purchase price - as I found out by initially failing to connect the external wifi antenna that was in the box with the included basic wired (throw away) mouse included with the purchase.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I went from a all-in-one to a Workstation because I needed more functionality and space. This is a good machine however could use more space. Additionally, I would have liked to have had more installation help from Lenovo since I had never before gone to a server type process. All in all a good product

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I thought I had done my research and knew what I needed to build the computer, however I wasn't prepared for no HDMI port. Also, I clicked the wireless LAN and bluetooth adaptors, because I knew I needed those and it came with neither (they didn't show up on the final order form either). So with having to order additional parts, it took a couple of weeks to actually get set up and running. Once that frustration was out of the way, however, everything has been running smoothly. I've done a fair bit of graphic design work with no complaints, but haven't tried any video editing yet. Those are the main two purposes for switching from a laptop to a PC for me.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I ordered a ThinkStation P620 in order to do engineering/CAD as part of my job as a consultant. When I received the machine, I powered it up and attempted to complete the initial setup, and so forth During the setup procedure, the PC would repeatedly power off and restart (Black Screen). I entered a service request, and a technician came to my house and replaced the system board. Afterward, the PC would not complete POST and would remain in a non-functional state. I have requested a full replacement. To date (4 days) ago the shipping status has not been updated (although I was told on the phone it would arrive this coming Wednesday. I am very discouraged with having been sold an expensive non-functional PC. If any sort of pre-ship burn-in (or simple power-on test) had been performed the failure would have been caught and I would not have lost over a week of billable time (easily more than the cost of the machine), had to explain to my clients my I can't complete their work, and so forth. It has cost me time, money, and reputation. I am hoping I will receive what I paid for this coming Wednesday. It would go a long way if 1. Lenovo would commit to a delivery time, 2. make some compensation for their mistake, for example, upgrading the memory, or processor.