Dual Xeon VR workstation: overview

This dual Xeon workstation is a flagship dual-socket tower running two Intel Xeon Silver 4410Y processors with an NVIDIA RTX A4500 (20 GB GDDR6), 32 GB DDR5-4800 ECC RDIMM and a 1 TB SSD on Windows 11 Pro for Workstations.

It is built for large simulation, digital-twin and multi-user VR workloads that go beyond what a single-CPU PC can handle, with ECC memory for reliability on long runs.

It is supplied through our professional VR-integration partner, so configurations are confirmed at the time of quote and we can advise on the headset, adapters and software that match it.

Who the dual xeon vr workstation is for

Simulation centres and R&D teams running heavy, multi-user or server-side VR workloads.

• Engineering and architecture teams reviewing CAD in VR
• Digital-twin and simulation labs
• Corporate training centres with managed IT
• Universities and research groups
• Visualisation studios needing certified drivers

Features in detail

Two Xeon Scalable CPUs

Dual-socket compute for simulation and parallel workloads.

RTX A4500 20 GB

Large professional VRAM for heavy scenes and datasets.

ECC memory

DDR5-4800 ECC RDIMM guards against memory errors.

10 GbE networking

Dual Ethernet including 10 GbE for fast data and multi-user setups.

USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 Type-C

Fast connections for headsets and storage.

Tower or rack

The chassis can also be rack-mounted in a server room.

Compatibility

Supports enterprise PC VR headsets and multi-user streaming. We confirm certified configurations for your software.

Setup and use

1. Unbox the computer, connect it to mains power, a monitor, keyboard and mouse for first start-up; VR performance is always best on mains power.
2. Complete Windows setup, then run Windows Update and install the latest NVIDIA graphics driver from NVIDIA or the manufacturer's support app.
3. Install your headset's PC software (for example SteamVR, Meta Quest Link, VIVE Hub or PICO Connect) and follow its room-setup wizard.
4. Connect the headset: by cable to a USB-C/DisplayPort or Thunderbolt port, or wirelessly over Wi-Fi 6/6E with the PC wired to the router by Ethernet for the most stable stream.
5. Run a short VR session to confirm frame rate and stability before deploying the machine to users or a public venue.

Care and maintenance

Keep air intakes and exhausts clear and clean dust from vents every few months, especially in arcades and classrooms where machines run for hours. Update Windows, the graphics driver and your VR runtime regularly, as headset makers optimise performance through driver and runtime updates. Use a surge-protected power strip, back up important data, and for fleets consider imaging one configured machine and cloning it to the rest.

Specifications

Shipping, returns and warranty

How ordering works

This is a quote-based product. Send us your requirements (quantity, configuration, delivery country and, for attractions, your venue size and power supply) and we reply with a written quote including the current specification, lead time and delivered price.

Delivery and installation

Large and commercial items ship by freight; delivery time and installation support depend on the configuration and destination and are confirmed in the quote.

Warranty and support

Manufacturer warranty and after-sales support apply; the exact terms for your configuration are stated in the quote so you know what is covered before you order.

Frequently asked questions

Is it powerful enough for VR?

Yes. The NVIDIA RTX A4500 (20 GB) meets or exceeds the recommended requirements of current mainstream PC VR headsets and streaming solutions; very high-resolution headsets at maximum settings benefit most from the higher GPU tiers in our range.

Which headsets can I use with it?

Tethered PC VR headsets (DisplayPort/USB-C) and standalone headsets streamed from the PC over cable or Wi-Fi, such as Meta Quest, PICO and VIVE business headsets. Tell us your headset and we confirm the right ports and adapters.

How much memory does it have?

32 GB DDR5-4800 ECC RDIMM.

Which operating system is installed?

Windows 11 Pro for Workstations.

Why is there no price shown?

Configurations and availability change as manufacturers refresh their line-ups, so this machine is quote-based. We confirm the exact configuration, lead time and price in writing.

Can I order several identical machines?

Yes. Fleet orders for classrooms, arcades and training rooms are common; ask for volume pricing and matching configurations.

Can it be rack-mounted?

Yes, the tower can be rack-mounted.

Does it use ECC memory?

Yes, DDR5 ECC RDIMM.

How is it priced?

On request. Configurations change often, so we quote the exact build, lead time and delivered price.

Pair it with one of our PC VR and standalone headsets, or see enterprise VR headsets for business deployments.

Entry VR workstation: overview

This VR ready PC is an entry-level Z-class tower workstation configured with an Intel Core i9-13900 (13th gen), an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060 (8 GB), 32 GB of memory and a 1 TB SSD, running Windows 11 Pro.

It brings workstation build quality and business manageability to a VR-ready configuration, which makes it a good fit for training rooms and showrooms that need dependable PC VR stations.

It is supplied through our professional VR-integration partner, so configurations are confirmed at the time of quote and we can advise on the headset, adapters and software that match it.

Who the entry vr workstation is for

Training rooms and showrooms that need dependable, IT-manageable PC VR stations rather than consumer gaming PCs.

• Engineering and architecture teams reviewing CAD in VR
• Digital-twin and simulation labs
• Corporate training centres with managed IT
• Universities and research groups
• Visualisation studios needing certified drivers

Features in detail

Workstation reliability

Business-class components and build quality designed for daily use in managed IT environments.

Core i9-13900

A high-core-count desktop CPU for simulation logic and multitasking.

RTX 4060 graphics

Meets the requirements of mainstream PC VR headsets and streaming.

32 GB memory and 1 TB SSD

Room for training apps and content libraries.

Plenty of USB, including USB-C

Connect headsets, sensors and peripherals without hubs.

Windows 11 Pro

Domain join, BitLocker and IT management out of the box.

Compatibility

Works with tethered PC VR headsets via the GPU outputs and with standalone headsets streamed over cable or Wi-Fi through your network.

Setup and use

1. Unbox the computer, connect it to mains power, a monitor, keyboard and mouse for first start-up; VR performance is always best on mains power.
2. Complete Windows setup, then run Windows Update and install the latest NVIDIA graphics driver from NVIDIA or the manufacturer's support app.
3. Install your headset's PC software (for example SteamVR, Meta Quest Link, VIVE Hub or PICO Connect) and follow its room-setup wizard.
4. Connect the headset: by cable to a USB-C/DisplayPort or Thunderbolt port, or wirelessly over Wi-Fi 6/6E with the PC wired to the router by Ethernet for the most stable stream.
5. Run a short VR session to confirm frame rate and stability before deploying the machine to users or a public venue.

Care and maintenance

Keep air intakes and exhausts clear and clean dust from vents every few months, especially in arcades and classrooms where machines run for hours. Update Windows, the graphics driver and your VR runtime regularly, as headset makers optimise performance through driver and runtime updates. Use a surge-protected power strip, back up important data, and for fleets consider imaging one configured machine and cloning it to the rest.

Specifications

Shipping, returns and warranty

How ordering works

This is a quote-based product. Send us your requirements (quantity, configuration, delivery country and, for attractions, your venue size and power supply) and we reply with a written quote including the current specification, lead time and delivered price.

Delivery and installation

Large and commercial items ship by freight; delivery time and installation support depend on the configuration and destination and are confirmed in the quote.

Warranty and support

Manufacturer warranty and after-sales support apply; the exact terms for your configuration are stated in the quote so you know what is covered before you order.

Frequently asked questions

Is it powerful enough for VR?

Yes. The GeForce RTX 4060 (8 GB) meets or exceeds the recommended requirements of current mainstream PC VR headsets and streaming solutions; very high-resolution headsets at maximum settings benefit most from the higher GPU tiers in our range.

Which headsets can I use with it?

Tethered PC VR headsets (DisplayPort/USB-C) and standalone headsets streamed from the PC over cable or Wi-Fi, such as Meta Quest, PICO and VIVE business headsets. Tell us your headset and we confirm the right ports and adapters.

How much memory does it have?

32 GB.

Which operating system is installed?

Windows 11 Pro.

Why is there no price shown?

Configurations and availability change as manufacturers refresh their line-ups, so this machine is quote-based. We confirm the exact configuration, lead time and price in writing.

Can I order several identical machines?

Yes. Fleet orders for classrooms, arcades and training rooms are common; ask for volume pricing and matching configurations.

Is it a gaming PC?

No, it is a business workstation configured to meet PC VR requirements.

Does it come with Windows Pro?

Yes, Windows 11 Pro.

How is it priced?

On request. Configurations change often, so we quote the exact build, lead time and delivered price.

Pair it with one of our PC VR and standalone headsets, or see enterprise VR headsets for business deployments.

Xeon VR workstation: overview

This Xeon workstation for enterprise VR is a single-socket tower with an 8-core, 16-thread Intel Xeon w3-2435 and an NVIDIA RTX A4000 professional GPU with 16 GB GDDR6, plus 32 GB of memory and a 1 TB SSD on Windows 11 Pro.

It is aimed at professionals running certified CAD, simulation and enterprise VR applications, where professional drivers and a platform with room to grow memory, storage and graphics matter more than gaming features.

It is supplied through our professional VR-integration partner, so configurations are confirmed at the time of quote and we can advise on the headset, adapters and software that match it.

Who the xeon vr workstation is for

Engineering and design teams running certified applications and VR design reviews who need pro drivers and room to expand.

• Engineering and architecture teams reviewing CAD in VR
• Digital-twin and simulation labs
• Corporate training centres with managed IT
• Universities and research groups
• Visualisation studios needing certified drivers

Features in detail

Intel Xeon W platform

A workstation platform with room to expand memory, storage and GPUs over time.

RTX A4000 16 GB

A professional GPU with certified drivers, well suited to design review and training in VR.

32 GB memory

A solid base for CAD assemblies and digital-twin scenes.

USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 Type-C

Fast ports for headsets and data transfer.

Tool-less chassis

Designed for continuous operation and easy servicing.

Windows 11 Pro

Ready for managed enterprise deployment.

Compatibility

Supports enterprise PC VR headsets through the professional GPU outputs and streaming to standalone business headsets. Check your CAD/VR software's certified hardware list; we can confirm it with the quote.

Setup and use

1. Unbox the computer, connect it to mains power, a monitor, keyboard and mouse for first start-up; VR performance is always best on mains power.
2. Complete Windows setup, then run Windows Update and install the latest NVIDIA graphics driver from NVIDIA or the manufacturer's support app.
3. Install your headset's PC software (for example SteamVR, Meta Quest Link, VIVE Hub or PICO Connect) and follow its room-setup wizard.
4. Connect the headset: by cable to a USB-C/DisplayPort or Thunderbolt port, or wirelessly over Wi-Fi 6/6E with the PC wired to the router by Ethernet for the most stable stream.
5. Run a short VR session to confirm frame rate and stability before deploying the machine to users or a public venue.

Care and maintenance

Keep air intakes and exhausts clear and clean dust from vents every few months, especially in arcades and classrooms where machines run for hours. Update Windows, the graphics driver and your VR runtime regularly, as headset makers optimise performance through driver and runtime updates. Use a surge-protected power strip, back up important data, and for fleets consider imaging one configured machine and cloning it to the rest.

Specifications

Shipping, returns and warranty

How ordering works

This is a quote-based product. Send us your requirements (quantity, configuration, delivery country and, for attractions, your venue size and power supply) and we reply with a written quote including the current specification, lead time and delivered price.

Delivery and installation

Large and commercial items ship by freight; delivery time and installation support depend on the configuration and destination and are confirmed in the quote.

Warranty and support

Manufacturer warranty and after-sales support apply; the exact terms for your configuration are stated in the quote so you know what is covered before you order.

Frequently asked questions

Is it powerful enough for VR?

Yes. The NVIDIA RTX A4000 (16 GB) meets or exceeds the recommended requirements of current mainstream PC VR headsets and streaming solutions; very high-resolution headsets at maximum settings benefit most from the higher GPU tiers in our range.

Which headsets can I use with it?

Tethered PC VR headsets (DisplayPort/USB-C) and standalone headsets streamed from the PC over cable or Wi-Fi, such as Meta Quest, PICO and VIVE business headsets. Tell us your headset and we confirm the right ports and adapters.

How much memory does it have?

32 GB.

Which operating system is installed?

Windows 11 Pro.

Why is there no price shown?

Configurations and availability change as manufacturers refresh their line-ups, so this machine is quote-based. We confirm the exact configuration, lead time and price in writing.

Can I order several identical machines?

Yes. Fleet orders for classrooms, arcades and training rooms are common; ask for volume pricing and matching configurations.

Why a pro GPU instead of GeForce?

Certified drivers for CAD and simulation software used in VR design review.

Can it be upgraded?

Yes, the Xeon W platform has room for more memory, storage and graphics.

How is it priced?

On request. Configurations change often, so we quote the exact build, lead time and delivered price.

Pair it with one of our PC VR and standalone headsets, or see enterprise VR headsets for business deployments.

RTX 4090 VR gaming PC: overview

This RTX 4090 gaming PC for VR is the flagship desktop of our range: an Intel Core i9-14900KF (24 cores, 32 threads), an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090, 64 GB DDR5-5600 (up to 128 GB), a 2 TB SSD and a 1000 W power supply, with liquid cooling.

Choose it for the most demanding PC VR work, such as high-resolution headsets at high refresh rates, dense simulation and real-time rendering for VR content creation.

It is supplied through our professional VR-integration partner, so configurations are confirmed at the time of quote and we can advise on the headset, adapters and software that match it.

Who the rtx 4090 vr gaming pc is for

High-resolution headsets at high refresh rates, dense simulation and real-time rendering for VR content creation.

• VR arcades and location-based entertainment stations
• Training rooms and simulation labs
• Showrooms and design-review suites
• VR developers and 3D content creators
• Home PC VR and sim-racing / flight-sim setups

Features in detail

RTX 4090 desktop GPU

The most powerful consumer GPU for maximum render resolution and frame rate.

Core i9-14900KF

24 cores for simulation, streaming and development.

64 GB DDR5

Expandable to 128 GB.

2 TB SSD and 1000 W PSU

Storage for large libraries and power headroom for the whole system.

Rich I/O

USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 Type-C, USB-C and five USB-A ports; Wi-Fi 6E and 2.5 Gb Ethernet.

Compact gaming tower

About 215 × 430 × 290 mm and 14 kg, with RGB lighting.

Compatibility

Full desktop GPU outputs suit every tethered PC VR headset, including high-resolution models, and it streams to standalone headsets over cable or Wi-Fi.

Setup and use

1. Unbox the computer, connect it to mains power, a monitor, keyboard and mouse for first start-up; VR performance is always best on mains power.
2. Complete Windows setup, then run Windows Update and install the latest NVIDIA graphics driver from NVIDIA or the manufacturer's support app.
3. Install your headset's PC software (for example SteamVR, Meta Quest Link, VIVE Hub or PICO Connect) and follow its room-setup wizard.
4. Connect the headset: by cable to a USB-C/DisplayPort or Thunderbolt port, or wirelessly over Wi-Fi 6/6E with the PC wired to the router by Ethernet for the most stable stream.
5. Run a short VR session to confirm frame rate and stability before deploying the machine to users or a public venue.

Care and maintenance

Keep air intakes and exhausts clear and clean dust from vents every few months, especially in arcades and classrooms where machines run for hours. Update Windows, the graphics driver and your VR runtime regularly, as headset makers optimise performance through driver and runtime updates. Use a surge-protected power strip, back up important data, and for fleets consider imaging one configured machine and cloning it to the rest.

Specifications

Shipping, returns and warranty

How ordering works

This is a quote-based product. Send us your requirements (quantity, configuration, delivery country and, for attractions, your venue size and power supply) and we reply with a written quote including the current specification, lead time and delivered price.

Delivery and installation

Large and commercial items ship by freight; delivery time and installation support depend on the configuration and destination and are confirmed in the quote.

Warranty and support

Manufacturer warranty and after-sales support apply; the exact terms for your configuration are stated in the quote so you know what is covered before you order.

Frequently asked questions

Is it powerful enough for VR?

Yes. The GeForce RTX 4090 meets or exceeds the recommended requirements of current mainstream PC VR headsets and streaming solutions; very high-resolution headsets at maximum settings benefit most from the higher GPU tiers in our range.

Which headsets can I use with it?

Tethered PC VR headsets (DisplayPort/USB-C) and standalone headsets streamed from the PC over cable or Wi-Fi, such as Meta Quest, PICO and VIVE business headsets. Tell us your headset and we confirm the right ports and adapters.

How much memory does it have?

64 GB DDR5-5600, expandable to 128 GB.

Which operating system is installed?

Windows 11 Home.

Why is there no price shown?

Configurations and availability change as manufacturers refresh their line-ups, so this machine is quote-based. We confirm the exact configuration, lead time and price in writing.

Can I order several identical machines?

Yes. Fleet orders for classrooms, arcades and training rooms are common; ask for volume pricing and matching configurations.

Is this overkill for Quest headsets?

For standalone streaming, yes; it is meant for high-resolution PC VR and content creation.

Is it liquid cooled?

Yes.

How is it priced?

On request. Configurations change often, so we quote the exact build, lead time and delivered price.

Pair it with one of our PC VR and standalone headsets, or see enterprise VR headsets for business deployments.

Pro VR mobile workstation: overview

This 16-inch mobile workstation for pro VR is built for heavy 3D, simulation and professional VR workloads: a 24-core Intel Core i9-13950HX, an NVIDIA RTX 4000 Ada Generation GPU with 12 GB, 64 GB of memory (up to 128 GB) and a 2 TB SSD on Windows 11 Pro.

It gives engineers and trainers workstation-class graphics and drivers in a laptop, so design reviews and VR training can travel to the client or the shop floor.

It is supplied through our professional VR-integration partner, so configurations are confirmed at the time of quote and we can advise on the headset, adapters and software that match it.

Who the pro vr mobile workstation is for

Engineers, architects and VR developers who need workstation-class graphics and certified drivers in a laptop.

• Engineering and architecture teams reviewing CAD in VR
• Digital-twin and simulation labs
• Corporate training centres with managed IT
• Universities and research groups
• Visualisation studios needing certified drivers

Features in detail

RTX 4000 Ada

A professional Ada Generation GPU with 12 GB and certified drivers.

24-core Core i9

The i9-13950HX handles simulation and compilation workloads.

64 GB, expandable to 128 GB

For large assemblies, point clouds and digital twins.

2 TB SSD

Space for big project files and VR builds.

Two Thunderbolt 4 and HDMI 2.1

Plus USB-A and Gigabit Ethernet for headsets, docks and displays.

Wi-Fi 6E and 95 Wh battery

Wireless streaming and good mobility.

Compatibility

Connects to PC VR headsets over Thunderbolt/USB-C or HDMI and streams to standalone business headsets. We confirm your headset's requirements with the quote.

Setup and use

1. Unbox the laptop, connect the charger and run it on mains power for first start-up; VR performance is always best on mains power.
2. Complete Windows setup, then run Windows Update and install the latest NVIDIA graphics driver from NVIDIA or the manufacturer's support app.
3. Install your headset's PC software (for example SteamVR, Meta Quest Link, VIVE Hub or PICO Connect) and follow its room-setup wizard.
4. Connect the headset: by cable to a USB-C/DisplayPort or Thunderbolt port, or wirelessly over Wi-Fi 6/6E with the PC wired to the router by Ethernet for the most stable stream.
5. Run a short VR session to confirm frame rate and stability before deploying the machine to users or a public venue.

Care and maintenance

Keep air intakes and exhausts clear and clean dust from vents every few months, especially in arcades and classrooms where machines run for hours. Update Windows, the graphics driver and your VR runtime regularly, as headset makers optimise performance through driver and runtime updates. Use a surge-protected power strip, back up important data, and for fleets consider imaging one configured machine and cloning it to the rest.

Specifications

Shipping, returns and warranty

How ordering works

This is a quote-based product. Send us your requirements (quantity, configuration, delivery country and, for attractions, your venue size and power supply) and we reply with a written quote including the current specification, lead time and delivered price.

Delivery and installation

Large and commercial items ship by freight; delivery time and installation support depend on the configuration and destination and are confirmed in the quote.

Warranty and support

Manufacturer warranty and after-sales support apply; the exact terms for your configuration are stated in the quote so you know what is covered before you order.

Frequently asked questions

Is it powerful enough for VR?

Yes. The NVIDIA RTX 4000 Ada (12 GB) meets or exceeds the recommended requirements of current mainstream PC VR headsets and streaming solutions; very high-resolution headsets at maximum settings benefit most from the higher GPU tiers in our range.

Which headsets can I use with it?

Tethered PC VR headsets (DisplayPort/USB-C) and standalone headsets streamed from the PC over cable or Wi-Fi, such as Meta Quest, PICO and VIVE business headsets. Tell us your headset and we confirm the right ports and adapters.

How much memory does it have?

64 GB, expandable to 128 GB.

Which operating system is installed?

Windows 11 Pro.

Why is there no price shown?

Configurations and availability change as manufacturers refresh their line-ups, so this machine is quote-based. We confirm the exact configuration, lead time and price in writing.

Can I order several identical machines?

Yes. Fleet orders for classrooms, arcades and training rooms are common; ask for volume pricing and matching configurations.

Can it run VR on battery?

It can, but VR is a heavy load: plug in the charger for full GPU performance and longer sessions.

Can I upgrade the RAM?

Yes, up to 128GB.

Is it certified for CAD?

It uses a professional RTX Ada GPU with workstation drivers.

How is it priced?

On request. Configurations change often, so we quote the exact build, lead time and delivered price.

Pair it with one of our PC VR and standalone headsets, or see enterprise VR headsets for business deployments.

Thin VR-ready workstation laptop: overview

This VR ready laptop is a thin 16-inch business workstation, about 17.5 mm thick and 1.86 kg, fitted with an Intel Core i7-13800H vPro, an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060 (8 GB GDDR6), 16 GB DDR5-5600 and a 512 GB PCIe Gen4 Opal self-encrypting SSD.

It suits consultants and trainers who travel with a VR headset and want a professional machine they can carry every day, with vPro manageability for corporate IT.

It is supplied through our professional VR-integration partner, so configurations are confirmed at the time of quote and we can advise on the headset, adapters and software that match it.

Who the thin vr-ready workstation laptop is for

Consultants and trainers who travel with a VR headset every day and want a professional, manageable laptop.

• Trainers and consultants who run VR demos at client sites
• Trade-show and exhibition stands
• Schools and universities with mobile VR carts
• VR developers testing builds away from the desk
• Gamers who want PC VR at home and on the move

Features in detail

Thin 16-inch design

About 17.5 mm and 1.86 kg, light enough for daily travel.

RTX 4060 graphics

Covers mainstream PC VR and streaming.

Intel vPro

Remote management and security features for IT fleets.

Opal SSD

A self-encrypting 512 GB PCIe Gen4 drive protects data.

Two Thunderbolt 4 and HDMI 2.1

Plus USB-A for headsets and displays.

Wi-Fi 6E and 90 Wh battery

Streaming and long working days.

Compatibility

Connects to PC VR headsets over Thunderbolt/USB-C and streams to standalone headsets. We confirm your headset's connection requirements.

Setup and use

1. Unbox the laptop, connect the charger and run it on mains power for first start-up; VR performance is always best on mains power.
2. Complete Windows setup, then run Windows Update and install the latest NVIDIA graphics driver from NVIDIA or the manufacturer's support app.
3. Install your headset's PC software (for example SteamVR, Meta Quest Link, VIVE Hub or PICO Connect) and follow its room-setup wizard.
4. Connect the headset: by cable to a USB-C/DisplayPort or Thunderbolt port, or wirelessly over Wi-Fi 6/6E with the PC wired to the router by Ethernet for the most stable stream.
5. Run a short VR session to confirm frame rate and stability before deploying the machine to users or a public venue.

Care and maintenance

Keep air intakes and exhausts clear and clean dust from vents every few months, especially in arcades and classrooms where machines run for hours. Update Windows, the graphics driver and your VR runtime regularly, as headset makers optimise performance through driver and runtime updates. Use a surge-protected power strip, back up important data, and for fleets consider imaging one configured machine and cloning it to the rest.

Specifications

Shipping, returns and warranty

How ordering works

This is a quote-based product. Send us your requirements (quantity, configuration, delivery country and, for attractions, your venue size and power supply) and we reply with a written quote including the current specification, lead time and delivered price.

Delivery and installation

Large and commercial items ship by freight; delivery time and installation support depend on the configuration and destination and are confirmed in the quote.

Warranty and support

Manufacturer warranty and after-sales support apply; the exact terms for your configuration are stated in the quote so you know what is covered before you order.

Frequently asked questions

Is it powerful enough for VR?

Yes. The GeForce RTX 4060 (8 GB) meets or exceeds the recommended requirements of current mainstream PC VR headsets and streaming solutions; very high-resolution headsets at maximum settings benefit most from the higher GPU tiers in our range.

Which headsets can I use with it?

Tethered PC VR headsets (DisplayPort/USB-C) and standalone headsets streamed from the PC over cable or Wi-Fi, such as Meta Quest, PICO and VIVE business headsets. Tell us your headset and we confirm the right ports and adapters.

How much memory does it have?

16 GB DDR5-5600.

Which operating system is installed?

Windows 11 Pro.

Why is there no price shown?

Configurations and availability change as manufacturers refresh their line-ups, so this machine is quote-based. We confirm the exact configuration, lead time and price in writing.

Can I order several identical machines?

Yes. Fleet orders for classrooms, arcades and training rooms are common; ask for volume pricing and matching configurations.

Can it run VR on battery?

It can, but VR is a heavy load: plug in the charger for full GPU performance and longer sessions.

Is it light enough to carry daily?

Yes, about 1.86kg.

Does it support fleet management?

Yes, Intel vPro and Windows 11 Pro.

How is it priced?

On request. Configurations change often, so we quote the exact build, lead time and delivered price.

Pair it with one of our PC VR and standalone headsets, or see enterprise VR headsets for business deployments.

RTX Ada workstation laptop: overview

This 16-inch workstation laptop carries professional NVIDIA RTX 3500 Ada Generation graphics (12 GB GDDR6), an Intel Core i9-13950HX vPro, 32 GB DDR5-5600 expandable to 192 GB, and a 1 TB PCIe Gen4 Opal SSD.

It is designed for engineers, architects and trainers who run CAD, digital-twin and enterprise VR software and need workstation-class drivers and manageability rather than a gaming machine.

It is supplied through our professional VR-integration partner, so configurations are confirmed at the time of quote and we can advise on the headset, adapters and software that match it.

Who the rtx ada workstation laptop is for

Teams who need workstation-class drivers and manageability rather than a gaming machine.

• Engineering and architecture teams reviewing CAD in VR
• Digital-twin and simulation labs
• Corporate training centres with managed IT
• Universities and research groups
• Visualisation studios needing certified drivers

Features in detail

RTX 3500 Ada

A professional GPU with enterprise drivers for certified applications.

Core i9-13950HX vPro

High core count with IT fleet management.

Up to 192 GB of memory

Starts at 32 GB DDR5-5600 with a very high ceiling for large models.

1 TB Opal SSD

Self-encrypting storage for sensitive projects.

Two Thunderbolt 4 and HDMI 2.1

Plus USB-A for headsets and displays.

Wi-Fi 6E and 94 Wh battery

For streaming and mobility.

Compatibility

Supports enterprise PC VR headsets and wireless streaming to standalone business headsets; check your software's certified hardware list with us.

Setup and use

1. Unbox the laptop, connect the charger and run it on mains power for first start-up; VR performance is always best on mains power.
2. Complete Windows setup, then run Windows Update and install the latest NVIDIA graphics driver from NVIDIA or the manufacturer's support app.
3. Install your headset's PC software (for example SteamVR, Meta Quest Link, VIVE Hub or PICO Connect) and follow its room-setup wizard.
4. Connect the headset: by cable to a USB-C/DisplayPort or Thunderbolt port, or wirelessly over Wi-Fi 6/6E with the PC wired to the router by Ethernet for the most stable stream.
5. Run a short VR session to confirm frame rate and stability before deploying the machine to users or a public venue.

Care and maintenance

Keep air intakes and exhausts clear and clean dust from vents every few months, especially in arcades and classrooms where machines run for hours. Update Windows, the graphics driver and your VR runtime regularly, as headset makers optimise performance through driver and runtime updates. Use a surge-protected power strip, back up important data, and for fleets consider imaging one configured machine and cloning it to the rest.

Specifications

Shipping, returns and warranty

How ordering works

This is a quote-based product. Send us your requirements (quantity, configuration, delivery country and, for attractions, your venue size and power supply) and we reply with a written quote including the current specification, lead time and delivered price.

Delivery and installation

Large and commercial items ship by freight; delivery time and installation support depend on the configuration and destination and are confirmed in the quote.

Warranty and support

Manufacturer warranty and after-sales support apply; the exact terms for your configuration are stated in the quote so you know what is covered before you order.

Frequently asked questions

Is it powerful enough for VR?

Yes. The NVIDIA RTX 3500 Ada (12 GB) meets or exceeds the recommended requirements of current mainstream PC VR headsets and streaming solutions; very high-resolution headsets at maximum settings benefit most from the higher GPU tiers in our range.

Which headsets can I use with it?

Tethered PC VR headsets (DisplayPort/USB-C) and standalone headsets streamed from the PC over cable or Wi-Fi, such as Meta Quest, PICO and VIVE business headsets. Tell us your headset and we confirm the right ports and adapters.

How much memory does it have?

32 GB DDR5-5600, expandable to 192 GB.

Which operating system is installed?

Windows 11 Pro 64.

Why is there no price shown?

Configurations and availability change as manufacturers refresh their line-ups, so this machine is quote-based. We confirm the exact configuration, lead time and price in writing.

Can I order several identical machines?

Yes. Fleet orders for classrooms, arcades and training rooms are common; ask for volume pricing and matching configurations.

Can it run VR on battery?

It can, but VR is a heavy load: plug in the charger for full GPU performance and longer sessions.

How much RAM can it take?

Up to 192GB.

Is it suitable for digital twins?

Yes, it is aimed at CAD, digital-twin and enterprise VR work.

How is it priced?

On request. Configurations change often, so we quote the exact build, lead time and delivered price.

Pair it with one of our PC VR and standalone headsets, or see enterprise VR headsets for business deployments.

Budget VR gaming laptop: overview

This 15.6-inch gaming laptop for VR is the most affordable VR-ready laptop in our range: an Intel Core i5-12450H, an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060, 16 GB DDR5-5200 (up to 64 GB) and a 1 TB NVMe PCIe Gen4 SSD, with a 1920 × 1080, 144 Hz display.

The RTX 4060 meets the requirements of today's mainstream PC VR headsets, making it a sensible option for classrooms, fleets of training stations or first VR deployments where budget matters.

It is supplied through our professional VR-integration partner, so configurations are confirmed at the time of quote and we can advise on the headset, adapters and software that match it.

Who the budget vr gaming laptop is for

Classrooms, fleets of training stations and first VR deployments where budget matters most.

• Trainers and consultants who run VR demos at client sites
• Trade-show and exhibition stands
• Schools and universities with mobile VR carts
• VR developers testing builds away from the desk
• Gamers who want PC VR at home and on the move

Features in detail

RTX 4060 graphics

Enough for mainstream PC VR and wireless streaming.

Best-value option

The lowest-cost way into PC VR in our laptop range.

Upgradeable memory

16 GB (2 × 8 GB) expandable to 64 GB.

1 TB SSD

Space for a large VR library.

USB-C with DisplayPort and HDMI 2.1

Plus two USB-A ports for headsets and accessories.

Wi-Fi 6 and Gigabit Ethernet

Wireless streaming and wired installs; about 2.25 kg.

Compatibility

Connects to PC VR headsets over USB-C with DisplayPort and streams to standalone headsets. We confirm your headset's requirements.

Setup and use

1. Unbox the laptop, connect the charger and run it on mains power for first start-up; VR performance is always best on mains power.
2. Complete Windows setup, then run Windows Update and install the latest NVIDIA graphics driver from NVIDIA or the manufacturer's support app.
3. Install your headset's PC software (for example SteamVR, Meta Quest Link, VIVE Hub or PICO Connect) and follow its room-setup wizard.
4. Connect the headset: by cable to a USB-C/DisplayPort or Thunderbolt port, or wirelessly over Wi-Fi 6/6E with the PC wired to the router by Ethernet for the most stable stream.
5. Run a short VR session to confirm frame rate and stability before deploying the machine to users or a public venue.

Care and maintenance

Keep air intakes and exhausts clear and clean dust from vents every few months, especially in arcades and classrooms where machines run for hours. Update Windows, the graphics driver and your VR runtime regularly, as headset makers optimise performance through driver and runtime updates. Use a surge-protected power strip, back up important data, and for fleets consider imaging one configured machine and cloning it to the rest.

Specifications

Shipping, returns and warranty

How ordering works

This is a quote-based product. Send us your requirements (quantity, configuration, delivery country and, for attractions, your venue size and power supply) and we reply with a written quote including the current specification, lead time and delivered price.

Delivery and installation

Large and commercial items ship by freight; delivery time and installation support depend on the configuration and destination and are confirmed in the quote.

Warranty and support

Manufacturer warranty and after-sales support apply; the exact terms for your configuration are stated in the quote so you know what is covered before you order.

Frequently asked questions

Is it powerful enough for VR?

Yes. The GeForce RTX 4060 meets or exceeds the recommended requirements of current mainstream PC VR headsets and streaming solutions; very high-resolution headsets at maximum settings benefit most from the higher GPU tiers in our range.

Which headsets can I use with it?

Tethered PC VR headsets (DisplayPort/USB-C) and standalone headsets streamed from the PC over cable or Wi-Fi, such as Meta Quest, PICO and VIVE business headsets. Tell us your headset and we confirm the right ports and adapters.

How much memory does it have?

16 GB DDR5-5200, expandable to 64 GB.

Which operating system is installed?

Windows 11 Home.

Why is there no price shown?

Configurations and availability change as manufacturers refresh their line-ups, so this machine is quote-based. We confirm the exact configuration, lead time and price in writing.

Can I order several identical machines?

Yes. Fleet orders for classrooms, arcades and training rooms are common; ask for volume pricing and matching configurations.

Can it run VR on battery?

It can, but VR is a heavy load: plug in the charger for full GPU performance and longer sessions.

Can I add RAM?

Yes, up to 64GB.

How is it priced?

On request. Configurations change often, so we quote the exact build, lead time and delivered price.

Pair it with one of our PC VR and standalone headsets, or see enterprise VR headsets for business deployments.

4K VR gaming laptop: overview

This 17.3-inch 4K gaming laptop is a desktop-replacement machine built for sustained performance: a 3840 × 2160, 120 Hz display, an Intel Core i7-13700HX, an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4080, 32 GB DDR5 (up to 128 GB) and a 2 TB NVMe PCIe Gen4 SSD on Windows 11 Pro.

It suits VR studios, trade-show stands and training rooms that need a high-end PC VR host that can still be carried between sites.

It is supplied through our professional VR-integration partner, so configurations are confirmed at the time of quote and we can advise on the headset, adapters and software that match it.

Who the 4k vr gaming laptop is for

VR studios, trade-show stands and training rooms that need a high-end PC VR host they can still carry between sites.

• Trainers and consultants who run VR demos at client sites
• Trade-show and exhibition stands
• Schools and universities with mobile VR carts
• VR developers testing builds away from the desk
• Gamers who want PC VR at home and on the move

Features in detail

4K 120 Hz display

A large, sharp screen for spectators and content work.

RTX 4080 graphics

High-end mobile GPU for demanding VR.

Up to 128 GB of memory

Starts at 32 GB (2 × 16 GB).

2 TB SSD

Space for big VR libraries and projects.

Two Thunderbolt 4, HDMI, three USB-A

For headset, tracking and peripherals.

Wi-Fi 6E and 2.5 Gb Ethernet

Streaming and deployment; about 3.3 kg and 397 × 330 × 23 mm.

Compatibility

Connects to PC VR headsets over Thunderbolt/USB-C or HDMI and streams to standalone headsets. We confirm headset requirements.

Setup and use

1. Unbox the laptop, connect the charger and run it on mains power for first start-up; VR performance is always best on mains power.
2. Complete Windows setup, then run Windows Update and install the latest NVIDIA graphics driver from NVIDIA or the manufacturer's support app.
3. Install your headset's PC software (for example SteamVR, Meta Quest Link, VIVE Hub or PICO Connect) and follow its room-setup wizard.
4. Connect the headset: by cable to a USB-C/DisplayPort or Thunderbolt port, or wirelessly over Wi-Fi 6/6E with the PC wired to the router by Ethernet for the most stable stream.
5. Run a short VR session to confirm frame rate and stability before deploying the machine to users or a public venue.

Care and maintenance

Keep air intakes and exhausts clear and clean dust from vents every few months, especially in arcades and classrooms where machines run for hours. Update Windows, the graphics driver and your VR runtime regularly, as headset makers optimise performance through driver and runtime updates. Use a surge-protected power strip, back up important data, and for fleets consider imaging one configured machine and cloning it to the rest.

Specifications

Shipping, returns and warranty

How ordering works

This is a quote-based product. Send us your requirements (quantity, configuration, delivery country and, for attractions, your venue size and power supply) and we reply with a written quote including the current specification, lead time and delivered price.

Delivery and installation

Large and commercial items ship by freight; delivery time and installation support depend on the configuration and destination and are confirmed in the quote.

Warranty and support

Manufacturer warranty and after-sales support apply; the exact terms for your configuration are stated in the quote so you know what is covered before you order.

Frequently asked questions

Is it powerful enough for VR?

Yes. The GeForce RTX 4080 meets or exceeds the recommended requirements of current mainstream PC VR headsets and streaming solutions; very high-resolution headsets at maximum settings benefit most from the higher GPU tiers in our range.

Which headsets can I use with it?

Tethered PC VR headsets (DisplayPort/USB-C) and standalone headsets streamed from the PC over cable or Wi-Fi, such as Meta Quest, PICO and VIVE business headsets. Tell us your headset and we confirm the right ports and adapters.

How much memory does it have?

32 GB DDR5, expandable to 128 GB.

Which operating system is installed?

Windows 11 Pro.

Why is there no price shown?

Configurations and availability change as manufacturers refresh their line-ups, so this machine is quote-based. We confirm the exact configuration, lead time and price in writing.

Can I order several identical machines?

Yes. Fleet orders for classrooms, arcades and training rooms are common; ask for volume pricing and matching configurations.

Can it run VR on battery?

It can, but VR is a heavy load: plug in the charger for full GPU performance and longer sessions.

Is it portable?

It is a desktop replacement at about 3.3kg, portable between sites.

How much RAM can it take?

Up to 128GB.

How is it priced?

On request. Configurations change often, so we quote the exact build, lead time and delivered price.

Pair it with one of our PC VR and standalone headsets, or see enterprise VR headsets for business deployments.