Lenovo ThinkStation S20 Reviews

Its price ($3784 as of August 23, 2009) puts the Lenovo ThinkStation S20 in the upper-echelon of Power PCs we've tested, and its components are anything but conventional. This workstation-class desktop's 2.93GHz Xeon W3540 CPU is comparable to a 2 ...

Strong general performance ; Good upgradability

Poor gaming performance ; Storage capacity is very modest

The ThinkStation S20's solid general performance is undercut by its inferior graphics capabilities. Don't buy this workstation PC and expect to get the experience of a consumer-grade system

Power users need power. That's as simple as it gets. The Lenovo ThinkStation S20 ($3,665 direct) has the power to motor through your Digital Content Creation (DCC) tasks like manipulating digital photos and video, plus it also has stability and IT ...

Horsepower to get your work done. EPEAT Gold and other enviro-certifications. ThinkVantage utilities. Easy to service and upgrade. 3 year warranty. McAfee Internet security loaded but not installed

It's big. Some bloatware. McAfee only has 30-day subscription

The big, black Lenovo ThinkStation S20 is a serious workstation for serious Digital Content Creation (DCC) work. Quad core Xeon (the same one as in the Mac Pro) plus pro-level Quadro graphics means this system means business.

This is a well-built workstation with quad-core power to spare, although it could do with more storage options...

Choice of 45nm Xeon quad-core processors, Up to 12GB of DDR3 memory, Nvidia or ATI video cards

Limited storage options, Monitor not included