EK Fluid Works
Compute Series Liquid Cooled Rackmount Server
The EK Fluid Works Compute Series Rackmount GPU server has been designed from the ground up to meet and exceed the rigorous performance requirements of artificial intelligence, deep learning, and big data processing. It is a drop-in replacement for aging rack mounted, air-cooled servers or to provide a significant, high density, computational boost where required.
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The EK Water-Cooled Beast of a Server
If you want extreme machine learning performance and to experience frames per second rendering in programs such as RedShift while keeping your hardware cool no matter the workload, look no further than the EK Fluid Works X7000-RM.
“It is freaking fast! Multi-minute benchmarks on powerful machines, takes seconds to complete!”
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“The fastest AMD EPYC Milan processors that have ever gone in V-Ray, and that comes down to cooling.”
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Compute Series Rackmount: Part of Your Data Centers Next Upgrade Cycle
The EK Fluid Works Compute Series Rackmount Servers have been meticulously engineered to have reliability, performance and flexibility at its core. They are capable of performing demanding calculations for extended periods without any drop in performance, thanks to their advanced liquid-cooling solution.

Discover All the Benefits of Liquid Cooling in the Modern Data Center Facilities
Download our white paper to gain actionable, research-backed insights and learn how the EK Fluid Works X7000-RM can help you bridge the gap between air and liquid cooling, with all the benefits and little to no drawbacks.
Configure your Compute Series Rackmount Server to suit your needs
Use our intuitive workstation configurator to easily select the right components for your workflow.
If you need extra help, our liquid cooling experts are always happy to lend a hand.
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