VRLA Tech just launched the first Ryzen Threadripper Pro 9995WX workstation, packing 96 cores and insane customization. Here’s the lowdown on this $20K+ monster machine.
First Threadripper Pro 9995WX Workstation Is Here — And It’s Not from Who You’d Expect
Move over Dell and HP — California-based VRLA Tech just beat the big dogs to the punch by launching the first-ever workstation powered by AMD’s new Ryzen Threadripper Pro 9995WX. And this thing is a full-on hardware flex.
If you thought your gaming rig was tough, this machine would look at it and laugh in 96-core, 192-thread harmony.
Inside the Beast: Threadripper 9995WX + Serious Hardware Muscle
Here’s what the default $20K+ config gets you:
- CPU: AMD Ryzen Threadripper Pro 9995WX (Zen 5, 96 cores / 192 threads, 2.75GHz base, 5.1GHz boost, 384MB L3 cache)
- Motherboard: ASUS Pro WS WRX90E-SAGE SE
- Memory: 128GB DDR5-5600 ECC RAM (8x16GB) — supports up to 1TB DDR5-6400
- Storage: 1TB Samsung 990 PRO PCIe 4.0 NVMe SSD
- GPU: Nvidia GeForce RTX 4060 8GB (starter card — not the main event here)
- PSU: 1600W 80+ Platinum
- Case: Fractal Design Define 7 XL (a clean, black minimalist tower)
- Cooling: High-end liquid CPU cooler + Noctua fans
- OS: Windows 11 Pro (or Linux if you want to save a few bucks)
It’s a workstation clearly aimed at content creators, VFX pros, engineers, and other digital monsters who need raw power — not RGB.
You Want Custom? You Got It
VRLA Tech’s whole vibe is customization. You can:
- Swap in up to 3 GPUs, including Nvidia RTX 6000 Ada monsters
- Stack tons of storage, from more NVMe to SATA drives
- Add pro networking cards for 10GbE or even fiber
- Push the price up to a spicy $55,113.90 if you want the full “NASA called and wants their machine back” loadout
This isn’t just future-proof — it’s future-overkill.
Real Talk: Who Is This Workstation For?
Not your average Steam sale shopper, that’s for sure.
This rig is for:
- 3D rendering maniacs pushing out Hollywood-tier scenes
- AI devs training models faster than most data centers
- Engineers and researchers running simulations or data crunching at warp speed
- Anyone who wants a flex PC that says, “Yes, I do charge $400/hr for my time”
Gamers? You’d be better off spending a fifth of the price on a 7800X3D build and still dunking on ultra settings. But if you’re the type who edits 8K footage while simulating weather patterns and rendering dinosaurs on Blender? This is your endgame rig.
Specs to Drool Over, Price Tag to Cry Over
- World’s first Threadripper Pro 9995WX workstation
- 96-core, Zen 5 CPU, up to 1TB RAM support
- Fully customizable, starts at ~$20K
- Top-end config? $55K+
Whether you’re building a dino in Unreal Engine 5 or compiling enough code to launch a Mars rover, this workstation is your new best friend — if your wallet can survive the friendship.
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