Xeon Extreme Laser Scanning Workstation Overview
This Xeon Extreme Laser Scanning workstation is built around the Xeon W9-3575X with an RTX Pro 5000 Blackwell 48GB video card.
This combination provides a very powerful overall solution for LIDAR processing and point cloud registration/processing.
This 3D laser scanning workstation is designed for use in applications such as Trimble Business Center, Trimble Real Works, DJI Terra, Faro Scene, Leica Register360, Leica Cyclone 3DR, Leica CloudWorx, LP360, Artec Studio, and Polyworks Inspector.
Xeon Extreme Laser Scanning Workstation Upgrades/Changes
If you need more than 48GB of VRAM, or your application use benefits from a Pro GPU driver, we recommend the RTX Pro 6000 Blackwell 96GB.
Due to the design of the CPU, quality of the memory controller, and the ability to gain a significant performance boost from overclocking with closed-loop liquid cooling, we recommend the Intel Xeon platform for LIDAR processing when you need more than 256GB of RAM for your laser scanning workstation build. Modern Xeon W can be heavily overclocked, often being able to set the all-core turbo to 4.0Ghz or higher. This does greatly increase the power draw and heat output, but the Xeon-spec 360mm liquid cooler is more than capable of handling it.
768GB of RAM is the highest we can go on Xeon, without resorting to EXTREMELY expensive 128GB or 256GB DIMMs.
Xeon Extreme Laser Scanning Workstation Limitations
This platform is currently limited to 120 threads, 7 PCI-E devices, and 2TB of memory. Please let us know if you need a more robust platform.
Builds In This Set
CAD/Engineering Design
Threadripper 9000 CAD | Threadripper Pro 9000 CAD
Photogrammetry
Core Ultra 9 Photogrammetry | Ryzen 9 Photogrammetry
Threadripper 9000 Photogrammetry | Threadripper Pro 9000 Photogrammetry
Laser Scanning/LIDAR Processing
Core Ultra 9 Laser Scanning | Ryzen 9 Laser Scanning
Threadripper Pro Laser Scanning
Xeon Light Laser Scanning | Xeon Regular Laser Scanning | Xeon Extreme Laser Scanning | Xeon Ultimate Laser Scanning



