ProArt Station PD5 (PD500TE) – Elevate Your Imagination | ASUS

The new ASUS ProArt Station PD500TE is designed for seamless professional content creation workflows.
Powered by the latest generation Intel® Core™ i9 processor and up to the latest NVIDIA RTX™ or NVIDIA® GeForce RTX™ graphics, PD500TE delivers robust and stable performance for processor-intensive tasks like video editing and 3D modelling.

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[abdulkadirnacar]

Does this device have ddr 5 ram thunderbolt 4 and 2.5 gb ethernet port?

[gaetanlupien]

I purchased this machine last December. Machine to avoid, I hesitated between a Mac and another PC (I worked with a PC before and I had disposed of an Imac which I had owned since 2005 and which had become obsolete with the new programs). I've worked with both before with no problem. I also have a surface pro. I got this Asus for my video editing and photo processing. What a mistake. The machine crashes regularly, it is noisy a real trash. Asus never again and I'm thinking of leaving the PC world for good

[constantinosschinas]

When will you tech companies get cooling right? Only reverse cooling makes sense. CPU blows to the front, takes fresh air from from rear. GPU takes from bottom, exhausts top front. System exhausts front top. Lower air temperature is what makes cooling more efficient. And that is only done when cooler intakes are close to the case outer and receive direct air from it... Now you have the GPU sending 300W of heat for the cpu to inhale, and gpu takes air from the pci grills, letting dust inside. You have GT502 case that is almost there. Understand air cooling and make it perfect, please. For water cooling, coolers should be outside of the case, and then just a fan blowing on motherboard.

[ZizoMass]

Really Asus? DDR4? Are you guys kidding? You know that you have a motherboard from the ProArt line with DDR5, right? 🤦‍♂🤦‍♂

It seems like a joke that you announce this without even an option to go with the DDR5.