Archive notice: This article was originally published on 20 July 2020. It has been translated into English and lightly edited for clarity while preserving its historical context.
Threadripper Pro in a workstation
Lenovo introduced the ThinkStation P620 as the first workstation built around AMD Ryzen Threadripper Pro processors. Configurations ranged across 12, 16, 32 and 64 cores, with clock speeds reaching 4 GHz.
GPU expansion and security
The chassis supported up to four high-end or two ultra-high-end Nvidia graphics cards. Security features included AMD Memory Guard encryption, Secure Boot, Smart USB Protection and Lenovo ThinkShield.
3D, BIM and engineering loads
The platform targeted demanding 3D and animation work, Building Information Modelling, CAD and CAE. High core counts served parallel workloads, while clock speed remained important for operations that did not scale cleanly across every core.
Buyers evaluating the historical specification should test thermals, GPU clearance, application certification and memory capacity against the intended workload.
Source
https://www.lenovo.com/de/de/thinkstation-p620
