Two RTX 4090 cards and a Typhoon pump block inside Red October

Typhoon builds. Compute.

Built to run for weeks.

Four dual-slot GPUs on AMD Threadripper, with registered ECC memory, and cooling designed for all four cards running flat out at once.

Most four-GPU systems are gaming builds with more cards in them.

They work until the third card heats the second, or until a memory error ends a job on day three of five.

We size the airflow for four dual-slot cards under simultaneous load, and we use registered ECC DDR5 because a job that fails overnight is a week of compute gone. Twelve hours of testing before delivery.

S-Ripper Pro RM-001. Two NVIDIA RTX Pro 6000 Ada, Threadripper PRO 5995WX, 1TB memory, seven 4TB enterprise NVMe drives rated 1 DWPD.

Inside a compute system: three graphics cards and eight memory modules

What you actually get.

  1. Four dual-slot GPUs.Cooling designed for all four cards under load at once, rather than for one card on a bench.
  2. Registered ECC DDR5.The difference between a failed overnight job and a finished one. It is why the platform exists.
  3. AMD Threadripper.Core count and PCIe lanes to actually feed four cards, rather than starving them behind a consumer chipset.
  4. Runs for days.Built and tested to hold utilisation for extended periods, which is how this class of machine is really used.

The range.

S-Ripper Pro interior

Typhoon S-Ripper Pro 9000

Specification in progress.

Specifications and configuration are being published. For now, tell us what you run and we will build for it.

Tell us what you train. We will build for it.

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