Is 32 GB of DDR5 enough for creative work?

Yes for the workloads this build targets — 4K video editing on single or two-track timelines (DaVinci Resolve, Premiere Pro), photo batch processing in Lightroom Classic, Blender scenes up to roughly a few million polygons, SDXL and Flux image generation, local LLM inference for 13B–34B models, and streaming 4K60 alongside lighter creative work. For 8K multi-camera editing, massive 3D scenes, simultaneously running multiple heavy GPU-accelerated apps with large project files, or sustained AI fine-tuning, see our 48 GB Creator & AI Workstation or our Threadripper PRO workstation builds with 256 GB–512 GB ECC.

Can I upgrade the RAM later?

Yes. This build ships with 32 GB DDR5 in a 2-DIMM configuration, leaving two DDR5 slots free on the motherboard for expansion up to 64 GB or 128 GB. Bring the system back to our Vaughan shop and we'll install the upgrade, or we can ship matched DDR5 kits.

How fast is the RTX 5090 for AI workloads?

The 32 GB of GDDR7 VRAM on the RTX 5090 runs SDXL and Flux image generation at full resolution, fine-tunes LoRA adapters on top of 7B–13B language models, and handles local LLM inference for 13B–34B parameter models without quantization. For 70B+ model training, see our dual RTX PRO 6000 builds.

Is this an enterprise-grade workstation?

This is a high-end creator workstation built on Intel's flagship consumer platform. It does not use ECC memory or RTX PRO drivers — for those, see our Threadripper PRO builds. For freelance content creation, streaming production, and AI hobbyist work, this configuration is purpose-built and significantly more cost-effective than entry-tier Pro workstations.

Is this available for same-day pickup?

Yes. This workstation ships same-day from our Vaughan, Ontario facility for orders placed by 4 PM, or free Canada-wide shipping with 2–5 business day delivery.