Lenovo ThinkStation P500 Tower

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Pros:

Above average performance, Stays cool under heavy workloads, Excellent buildquality;

Cons:

Cable Management could be improved, Not the most quiet;

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Last revision on July 10, 2016

Reviewers Liked

Above average performance, Stays cool under heavy workloads, Excellent buildquality;

Reviewers Didn't Like

Cable Management could be improved, Not the most quiet;

Expert reviews and ratings

P500 seems to meet most workstation demands, whilst embracing the new X99 platform happily. The 20011-E haswell processor is capable of handling most heavy-duty media encoding and advanced CAD workflow with ease. While our model came with 16GB of RAM,...

By reviewstudio.net on February 27, 2015

IBM farmed off its server brands to Lenovo last year, but thankfully it's been business as usual in terms of quality.The ThinkStation P500 is evidence of this, rivalled only by the HP Z640 for tool-free access. The inside is littered with red flashes...

By crn.com.au on April 24, 2015

The cornerstone of the single-socket P500 is Intel's Xeon E5-1630 v3 CPU. A version of Intel's Haswell-E microarchitecture, the E5-1630 v3 SKU (or item number) delivers modestly more performance than the previous v2 Ivy Bridge SKUs. Intel quotes about 5%...

By Cadalyst on March 05, 2015