HP’s Z desktop workstations have long been industry standards. The Z2 SFF G9 delivers impressive expansion for being a small-form-factor tower, supporting full-size graphics cards and Intel “Alder Lake” Core K-series processors. It’s great for packing power where full-size towers don’t fit.

The Dell OptiPlex 7000 Micro is a business desktop small enough to mount behind a monitor or under a desk yet packs a good punch for everyday use, thanks to Intel’s 12th generation “Alder Lake” Core processors, 64GB of RAM, and two Gen4 NVMe storage drives. It’s a viable small-form-factor option for office, retail, and

The Dell Precision 5470 is a 14-inch mobile workstation for content creators, graphics designers, and anyone seeking maximum performance on the go. It impressively offers 45-watt Intel H-class processors, Nvidia RTX-class graphics, DDR5 memory, and PCIe Gen4 storage. It’s a unique solution if you’re looking for the smallest possible workstation laptop.

Lenovo has unleashed the newest version of ThinkStation P620, which was the industry’s first Threadripper Pro workstation when it was initially released back in 2021. When we first looked at the ThinkStation P620, we saw huge performance boosts to the workstation sphere (via a single socket no less), making it a must-buy for high-end professionals.

The Lenovo ThinkStation P360 Ultra is a mini workstation that doesn’t act like one. Despite a small four-liter chassis, it features up to an Intel K-series processor, 128GB of DDR5 memory, two PCIe Gen4 storage drives, and most importantly, a replaceable graphics card up to the Nvidia RTX A5000 Mobile.

Asus’ highest-end consumer motherboard offerings come from its Republic of Gamers (ROG) Maximus series. The Maximus Z690 Hero is the entry-level model, supporting Intel’s “Alder Lake” 12th generation Core processors, DDR5 memory, and the main reason we’re looking at it, dual PCIe x16 Gen4 slots for high-end GPU, storage and networking options. Many boards in

Dell’s new Precision 7865 is one of the first major workstations sporting AMD’s Threadripper Pro WX 5000 series processors. Sporting up to 64 cores, this will be one of the world’s fastest single-CPU workstation towers.

HP announced three new and refreshed mobile workstations based on Intel’s “Alder Lake” processor silicon. The top model, the ZBook Fury 16 G9, uses Intel’s new HX-class 55-watt chips, and all offer Nvidia or AMD graphics silicon.

The Intel Core i7-12700K is a good choice for those looking for a mid-to-high tier CPU with a performance boost over the Core i5-12600K. The Core i7-12700K features the ability to overclock and with the new architectural design from the Alder Lake series, users can expect maximum performance. Combined with parts sent to us from