Built better from the ground up with 10th gen architecture
Intel’s architecture updates offer many enhancements including improved heat dissipation. Bottom line, the systems are easier to keep cool. So even with high processing power, Helix offers an extended operating temperature range from 0°C to 50°C.
Long lifecycle for your IIoT project
This brand new architecture has a long lifecycle which offers peace of mind. This means you can source and deploy additional or identical replacement hardware as needed for the lifespan of your application.
Enhanced integrated graphics
With Helix, you can have up to 3 independent 4K displays, all without a dedicated graphics card which can create excessive heat.
Maximum performance capabilities
Helix supports up to 64 GB of RAM. The end result is that you don’t have to compromise performance.
Right performance at the right cost
Helix can be configured with as few as 2 Cores and as many as 10 Cores, with up to 20 threads. Consequently, you can choose the performance that works best for you. You don’t have to pay for more than what you need.
Connectivity in abundance
Helix offers a huge variety of I/O, including 8 USB ports and options for your legacy connection needs.
Limit downtime with Intel vPro technology, including Intel Active Management Technology (AMT)
Downtime will be limited and Out-Of-Band (OOB) features are made easy with Intel AMT. As a result, technicians can remotely manage systems, thereby eliminating costly visits for field maintenance.
Reap the benefits of virtualization
Create a faithful abstraction of the full 10th gen Comet Lake processor to a Virtual Machine. By taking advantage of virtualization, you could save money on hardware, power and IT staff costs.
Improved performance and reliability
Use Intel RST to help solve complex storage challenges for applications that need speed or redundancy. Consequently, this might help to protect you from data loss.
Customize power needs with configurable TDP
With configurable TDP, you can decide what wattage to run. That means, if you don’t need the power, you can scale down and save on power consumption.
