Example of a workstation for AI image inspection and analysis

■ This is an article posted on June 2019, 6, so the content of the information may be out of date.

The customer is considering introducing an image inspection system that uses AI, and the general-purpose PC does not have sufficient processing capacity, so we asked for a custom proposal. After testing with the prototype, it is planned to be introduced to the factory one after another.

Among the proposals from multiple options including the Xeon and Core X series, we finally adopted the configuration based on Core i9 that emphasizes high-speed processing with a single core.
The number of PCI-E support lanes of the CPU in this example is 16, and when multiple GPUs are installed, the PCI-E speed is x 1 per GPU (* 8), but even if you subtract that, GPU1 Since load balancing by inserting multiple cards was considered to be more effective, we confirmed that the PCI-E speed would be x2 operation, and then adopted the configuration with two GPUs inserted.
(* 1. The maximum number of PCI-E lanes that can be managed as a system is determined by the PCI-E controller built into the CPU.)

【Main Specifications】

CPU Core i9 9900K (3.60GHz 8 core * TB time 5.00GHz)
memory 64GB (16GBx4))
storage System: SSD 1TB high speed model (M.2) + data: HDD 2TB (S-ATA)
video NVIDIA Quadro RTX 6000 48GB x 2 * PCI-E operates x 8
network Gigabit LAN x 1
Housing + power supply Middle tower housing (width 233 x height 465 x depth 543 mm) + 1000W
OS Windows 10 Professional 64bit
display 21.5-inch wide display (DP connection possible)