Vecow ECX-3000 PEG Intel 12th/13th Gen Core Industrial PCs with GPU Support and up to 4 PCIe Slots

GPU-accelerated vision at the edge has often meant a tower PC in a cabinet, with consumer-grade connectors and a power supply that does not like vehicle or plant DC. The Vecow ECX-3000 PEG series takes a different route: rugged GPU computers that accept a full NVIDIA or AMD graphics card on a GPU power budget of up to 200 W, inside a wall-mount chassis with wide DC input and ignition control.

Every ECX-3000 PEG shares the same core. The Intel R680E chipset takes Intel Core 200S processors (Bartlett Lake-S) or 12th, 13th and 14th Gen Core i9 to i3, up to 24 cores and 65 W TDP, with two DDR5 5200 MHz SO-DIMMs up to 96 GB. Six USB 3.2 Gen 2 ports, a 20 Gbps USB-C port, four COM ports, Mini PCIe, two M.2 Key B and one Key E socket with three nano SIM slots handle field I/O and wireless, and an M.2 Key M slot sits beside the front-access SSD trays.

The range is split by expansion and networking. The ECX-3800 PEG has four slots, two PCIe x8 and two PCIe x4, and the ECX-3600 PEG has three. The ECX-3400 PEG pairs a PCIe x16 slot with a PCIe x4 slot. All three carry four PoE+ ports and four SSD trays with RAID 5 or 10. The single-x16 builds use two trays: the ECX-3200 PEG has four PoE+ ports on RJ45, the ECX-3200MX PEG moves them to X-coded M12, and the ECX-3100 PEG drops PoE+ for two GbE ports and 16 GPIO. Chassis height steps from 79 mm on the single-slot builds to 142 mm on the ECX-3800 PEG.

ECX-3000 PEG rugged GPU computers typically serve robotic control, smart manufacturing, inspection and in-vehicle computing. A 12-50 V DC input with 16-mode software ignition control suits vehicle and plant power, and the series is rated -20 °C to 45 °C with its system fan, with MIL-STD-810G operating shock and vibration and EN 50155 and EN 50121-3-2 EMC listings. Wall mounting is standard, with VESA and rack kits optional, so the same family can move from a line-side cabinet to a vehicle without a change of software image.