Computer Vinga Odin D5583 (I5M32G3060T.D5583)
Need a computer that delivers high performance in top games and handles the most resource-intensive programs? Meet Vinga Odin D5583! A powerful processor, gaming graphics card, well-thought-out cooling system — just a part of the model's advantages. It has enough computing power for AAA games and comfortable work in professional applications.
Processors Intel Core i5-12400F
Vinga Odin D5583 is a computer built on the Intel Core i5-12400F processor. This is the 12th generation of Intel processors, released in 2022. The modern Alder Lake microarchitecture played an important role. It allowed for improvements in the software part, such as using Deep Learning Boost (machine learning) and Gaussian & Neural Acceleration 3.0 (acceleration) technologies.
The Intel Core i5-12400F processor has a base frequency of 2.5 GHz, and in Turbo mode — 4.4 GHz. The internal memory (cache) is 18 MB, and RAM is supported up to 128 GB. It is worth noting the possibility of installing DDR4 3200 MHz or DDR5 4800 MHz, which increases the performance of the entire system compared to previous generations of processors.
The base thermal design power of the i5-12400F is 65 W, meaning the processor does not require an expensive cooling system. At the same time, in SpeedStep mode, power consumption and, consequently, heat dissipation are reduced.
Intel Core i5-12400F is a six-core processor that can work with 12 threads (Hyper-Threading).
Gaming Graphics Card GeForce RTX 3060 Ti
Vinga Odin D5583 is a powerful build for gaming and work, featuring a discrete GeForce RTX 3060 Ti graphics card. It significantly impacts performance in games and "heavy" programs (video editors, CAD). The RTX 3060 Ti is a graphics card released in 2020, thus maintaining its relevance. It owes this to its architecture and components. The GeForce RTX 3060 Ti has 8 GB of GDDR6 memory, using new generation cores responsible for ray tracing and deep learning. The base frequency is 1.41 GHz, and the maximum is 1.67 GHz. Overclocking is managed by the GPU Boost 2.0 program, which selects frequencies based on the chip's temperature to prevent overheating.
The NVIDIA Ampere architecture allows for broader use of machine learning capabilities, affecting optimization. The graphics card implements the RTX feature (rendering realistic lighting).
The GeForce Experience program is used for automatic graphics card setup. For those working with media content, the NVIDIA Studio program is intended. The NVIDIA Broadcast feature is also supported, which helps conduct higher-quality streams.
Motherboard on Intel B660 Chipset
The "foundation" of the Vinga Odin D5583 computer is a motherboard on the Intel B660 chipset. The system logic set is manufactured using a 7-nanometer process. Overclocking support is not provided, so it will not be possible to overclock the processor, graphics subsystem, and memory.
32 GB RAM
The computer with 32 GB of DDR4 RAM, operating at a clock frequency of 3600 MHz, is the best solution for architects, engineers, 3D designers, avid gamers, and anyone who needs maximum performance for solving the most complex tasks. The PC ensures fast simultaneous operation of many applications without losing performance. Compared to DDR3 memory, the new generation device has higher bandwidth and energy efficiency, as well as reduced heat dissipation.
Storage HDD 2 TB + SSD 240 GB
The tandem of HDD and SSD will be appreciated by users who are not ready to sacrifice speed for high capacity. A traditional 2 TB hard drive is intended for storing movies and photos, while a 240 GB solid-state drive facilitates the fast launch of the operating system and applications installed on it.
Power Supply 600W
The 600 W power supply installed in the computer ensures stable operation of all system components. The high-quality components of the device guarantee a long service life and a high level of energy efficiency.
This computer is designed specifically for gamers and users looking for a reliable work platform, "sharpened" for performing complex tasks. It is up to you to decide where to direct its resources — to implement new ideas or conquer virtual worlds.
