Slimbook Nexus AI Workstation Launches With Dual RTX 6000 GPUs

Slimbook introduced the Nexus AI Workstation series on July 9, 2024, targeting professionals who need substantial local processing power for heavy tasks. The new lineup offers two distinct configurations that let buyers choose between high-end desktop processors or server-grade Threadripper chips. This flexibility matters because it allows users to match their hardware directly to their specific workload requirements without compromising on memory or storage capacity.

Two configurations offer up to 512GB RAM and Threadripper PRO processors

The entry-level Nexus Ryzen AI model centers around the AMD Ryzen 9 processor and supports up to 128GB of DDR5 RAM. The premium Nexus Threadripper AI model steps up to the AMD Ryzen Threadripper PRO 9995WX processor and expands memory support to 512GB DDR5. Both systems are designed to handle intensive computational loads while maintaining a consistent physical footprint.

Spec comparison

Storage and graphics capabilities define the core performance envelope for these machines. The Ryzen AI variant includes 4TB of PCIe Gen5 NVMe storage and can be configured with dual NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell GPUs. The Threadripper AI variant also supports dual RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell GPUs and utilizes a robust up to 2500W Platinum power supply to sustain peak loads.

Physical construction and thermal management are standardized across the entire series to ensure reliability under stress. Both workstation models utilize an aluminum alloy chassis to provide structural rigidity and heat dissipation. Users can select between standard air cooling or a 3-fan all-in-one liquid cooling system depending on their noise and temperature preferences.

Pricing for the Nexus AI Workstation series begins at 1995 EUR (around $2,275) for the base Ryzen AI configuration. The more powerful Threadripper AI model starts at 3880 EUR (around $4,425) for the top-tier processor and memory setup. These figures establish the entry costs for users looking to deploy high-end AI or rendering workstations in the European market.