Puget Launches Sandy Bridge-EP Workstations and Servers

By Ken Brown

Puget Systems, which has been building custom PC systems for gamers and enthusiasts since 2000, announced today the availability of Intel Sandy Bridge-E into its line workstations and servers. For those that have been under a rock for the last few months, Sandy Bridge-EP will incorporate improved memory bandwidth, more PCI-E lanes using Intel’s Turbo Boost technology that provides the user with a performance bump when needed. Customers who order online will have their systems built and delivered within 5-7 days.

Puget Systems Sandy Bridge EP

“Sandy Bridge-EP is an aggressive step forward in workstation and server performance” said Jon Bach, president of Puget Systems. “We have worked very closely with Intel on this launch. In addition to these existing product line refreshes, we’re working behind the scenes on some exciting new product announcements as well.”

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