Special Edition Lenovo Thinkstation P360 30fq - Tower 1 X Core I5 12500 / Up To 4.6 Ghz - Ram 64 Gb - Ssd 1 Tb - Tcg Opal Encryption, Special: 45% Discount [nizvwIWg]

Special Edition Lenovo Thinkstation P360 30fq - Tower 1 X Core I5 12500 / Up To 4.6 Ghz - Ram 64 Gb - Ssd 1 Tb - Tcg Opal Encryption, Special: 45% Discount [nizvwIWg] SSD 2 TB - UHD Graphics 770 - Gigabit Ethernet - Win 11 Pro - monitor: none

• High-performance with 12th Gen Intel Core i5 processor
• Configurable with dual M.2 PCIe Gen 4 SSD storage
• Eco-certified and built with sustainable materials
• Ideal for designers, engineers, and students

Tested and certified to drive through heavy workflows, the ThinkStation P360 Tower is designed to exceed your expectations from a conventional PC. With 12th Gen Intel Core i5 processor, run demanding applications without having to worry about performance and speed. From real-time rendering to 3D design and animation, the advanced graphics give you the detail and visualization you need for powering breakthroughs across industries.

• Perfect mix of value and performance
  The ThinkStation P360 Tower workstation features a 12th Gen Intel Core i5 processor with scalable hybrid architecture, data integrity, and built-in security features.
• Designed to work for you
  If you're a designer, an engineer, or a student, the ThinkStation P360 Tower workstation promises the ideal solution for versatility, flexibility, and breakthrough performance - without compromising computing power.
• Engineered for reliability
  Easy component access means your system can grow along with your business, and the reliability built into each ThinkStation system means you'll keep it around. The ThinkStation workstations are engineered for durability.
• Lenovo has got your back
  The ThinkStation P360 Tower workstation is protected ThinkShield, a suite of hardware and software that work together to safeguard both your device and your data. Trusted Platform Module (TPM) 2.0 encrypts your data, while various programs prevent access to the BIOS - and even self-heal if corrupted.