Intel Core series - Intel Xeon E series - Workstation and Tower servers
High quality, optimal performance.
This series is optimized for companies who do not need rack-scale servers or do not have their own server room, but who still require reliability, expandability, and flexibility. Workstations, tower servers, and rack mount servers are ideal for graphics-intensive applications, video rendering, or scientific computing.
Modern tower systems and rack mount servers are very silent, so they are suitable to use in an office environment. Workstation & Tower servers, along with rack mount servers, are an optimal choice for enterprise applications such as email and web servers, NAS, and corporate networking.
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SuperServer SYS-5029C-T
File server / Entry Storage
Local Cloud and Web Hosting
Mainstream
Compact1 000.96 € -
Supermicro SuperWorkstation SYS-531R-I
Entry-Level System for SOHO and SMB
Storage, application and centralized data backup system Applications
IPMI for remote management1 234.35 € -
SuperWorkstation SYS-5039C-I
Entry-Level Server for SOHO
SMB
Remote access for mobile users
Data sharing/storage and Centralized backup991.80 € -
IoT SuperServer SYS-521AD-TN2
Surveillance Security Server
Compact Storage Appliance
Video processing & streaming
Small Medium Business Edge Server1 151.93 € -
SuperWorkstation SYS-521R-T
Entry-Level Micro-Server
Designed for Small and Medium-sized Businesses Applications1 232.04 € -
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UP Workstation SYS-530T-I
Entry-Level System for SOHO and SMB
Storage, application and centralized data backup system Applications
IPMI for remote management995.38 € -
UP Workstation SYS-531A-IL
Designed for CAD and 3D Modeling Applications
2D/3D Content Creation
VR Content Development1 336.13 € -
SuperWorkstation SYS-5039C-T
Entry-Level Workstation
Designed for CAD and 3D Modeling Applications
NVIDIA® Quadro® Professional GPU Support1 122.32 €
Workstation and Tower Servers
A tower server is a computer that is built in an upright cabinet that stands alone and that is designed to function as a server. The cabinet is known as a tower, and multiple tower servers can work simultaneously for different tasks and processes. Both of them are network servers. The biggest difference is the installed way. A Rack Server is a standalone device installed in the cabinet, while the tower server can be deployed on the floor, desk, or other places. The tower server doesn't need the cabinet. If you have a limited number of clients to support and need minimal computing power, a tower server should be your choice. If you need higher power and require at least 4 to 25 servers to run the business, then the rack servers would be an ideal choice. For GPU-accelerated computing and demanding graphical tasks, consider our range of GPU servers designed to provide high-performance graphics processing capabilities.