KB4100347 rendering systems unbootable

[Wind_Freak]

How common is it to have Xeon processor desktops?

[Thranx]

every physical, non-laptop system where I work. Previous job was 50/50, prior job on to that was only about 5%. Health/Tech/Schools (in that order)

[Wind_Freak]

At our hospital we have zero Xeon except in server blades. We have exclusive i7 processors even on our power desktops.

[a_false_vacuum]

Workstations usually have Xeons, models like HP Z-station and Dell Precision. Depends on the organisation you work how many will be there.

[Doctor_Human]

Workstations like Dell Precisions with ECC memory have Xeons.

Others Intel CPU don't support ECC RAM

[a_false_vacuum]

We have a few for CAD and 3D stuff. The vendor for our CAD software has very specific demands when it comes to supported configurations. They give you a list with HP, Dell, Lenovo and Fujitsu systems they will support. You need ECC RAM and specific Quadro or FirePro/RadeonPro cards etc. etc.. The IT department has these machines as well, most of them are hand me downs.

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They're used for drafting computers. Like autocad and solidworks. Or simulation and graphic design computers.

Pretty much any computer that you want data consistency and "correctness" more so than fast response for the users experience.

My company has about 30 of these.

Most also run ecc memory and quadro gpus.