Incredible oscilloscope packs an Nvidia T1000 GPU, 12-core AMD EPYC CPU, 96GB RAM, and 1.6TB NVMe SSD — the 38Kg Tektronix DPO can run Windows 10 and features a 15.6-inch Full HD display
However the $308,000 offering's main selling point is its eight synchronized 25GHz channels in a single 38kg chassis.
Tektronix's DPO718AX, a new addition to its 7 Series oscilloscope line, packs an impressive array of hardware in its 38.1kg chassis. The device boasts eight synchronized channels, each capable of handling up to 25GHz of signal, alongside a 12-core AMD EPYC 3351 CPU and Nvidia T1000 GPU. Additionally, the oscilloscope is equipped with 96GB of RAM and a 1.6TB NVMe SSD, making it a powerful tool for Windows 10 and RF analysis software.
Despite its impressive specs, the DPO718AX does not come with a cutting-edge CPU or the latest GPU. Instead, it features an AMD EPYC Embedded 3351 CPU, which is one of the oldest offerings in the market, and an Nvidia T1000 graphics card, an entry-level, workstation-class GPU. The device runs on DDR4 memory, although the speed of the SSD is not specified.
The inclusion of a 15.6-inch Full HD touchscreen display and the ability to run Windows 10 make the DPO718AX more than just a high-end PC. However, the device's outdated components and the high price tag of $308,000 make it an unlikely replacement for a standard PC.
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