Emdoor JX200 packs dual Intel Arc Pro B70 GPUs with 64GB VRAM into 20.4L chassis

Emdoor unveils the JX200, a 20.4L AI workstation featuring dual Intel Arc Pro B70 GPUs with 64GB VRAM and 240mm AIO cooling.

Emdoor JX200 packs dual Intel Arc Pro B70 GPUs with 64GB VRAM into 20.4L chassis

Emdoor introduced the JX200, a compact AI workstation designed to bring dual-GPU performance to smaller footprints. This release matters because it packs significant graphics memory into a 20.4L chassis, offering an alternative to bulky traditional workstations. Buyers needing high VRAM for AI tasks can now consider a significantly smaller form factor.

Emdoor JX200 AI workstation chassis
The Emdoor JX200 fits dual GPUs into a compact 20.4L chassis.

Compact AI workstation features dual 32GB VRAM cards and 240mm liquid cooling

The system centers on the IRX-HM770 MoDT motherboard, which supports Core HX processors from the 14th generation. This platform choice allows for a balance of high-end processing power within a relatively small case. The motherboard serves as the foundation for the dual-GPU configuration and expansion capabilities.

Specifications

  • Chassis Volume: 20.4L
  • GPU: 2x Intel Arc Pro B70 (32GB VRAM each)
  • Cooling: 240 AIO Liquid Cooler
  • CPU Platform: Intel Core HX variant (14th Gen)
  • Motherboard: IRX-HM770

Graphics processing is handled by two Intel Arc Pro B70 cards, each equipped with 32GB of VRAM. To manage the heat from these components, Emdoor installed a 240mm all-in-one liquid cooler. The system also includes two DDR4 SO-DIMM slots and three M.2 PCIe SSD bays for memory and storage.

Connectivity options include Thunderbolt 4, HDMI, DisplayPort, and an RJ-45 Ethernet port. The chassis features two PCIe Gen5 MCIO interfaces to support the dual GPU setup. Emdoor also displayed other mini PCs like the FP09 and FX09, which utilize Intel Core Ultra processors.

The JX200 represents a specific niche for compact, high-performance AI computing. It combines dual professional GPUs with liquid cooling in a space-efficient design. No pricing or availability details have been released yet.

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