Eurocom Adds 6-Core i7 Processor To Notebook

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Eurocom’s D900F has always been a powerhouse workstation notebook, but now they’ve really outdone themselves by managing to get an Intel Core i7 980X, a six-core processor, inside their newest iteration. The rest of the notebook is pretty impressive, too, with a top-of-the-line graphics card and enough RAM to run a server.

Those who order the Eurocom D900F will either be able to choose between the Core i7 processor the Xeon W5600 processor. The display is a big 17-inch display that’ll come with either a WUXGA or WSXGA max resolution. You can order a D900F with up to 24GB of DDR3 memory – that’s right, 24GB of RAM on a notebook (although it’ll add over $2,000 to the cost).

Other options include either a CAT-oriented graphics card like the NVIDIA Quadro or the consumer-oriented GeForce series cards. (They’ll be offering the Quadro FX 3800 and GeForce GTX 285, respectively). It’ll come with a whopping 12-cell battery (even with that, don’t plan a long trip. These are desktop-grade components.) and weighs in at 5.4kg, so it’s a pretty thick notebook. The notebooks have room for four hard drives, and offers RAID 0, 1 and 5.

Obviously, Eurocom is pushing the D900F as a desktop replacement notebook. It’s certainly powerful enough. Some have actually speculated that it could be used as some sort of mobile server.

Pricing for these powerful notebooks start at $2,977 and they go upward from there quickly. The $3k base configuration doesn’t even include an operating system installed, either.

Eurocom’s D900F notebook is now shipping from their website.