Vecow RCX-2700 PEG Intel Xeon and Core Rocket Lake Industrial GPU Computers

GPU inference at the edge tends to fail on power and cooling before it fails on compute, because graphics cards that run comfortably in a server room meet vibration, unstable supplies and warm cabinets on a line or a train. The Vecow RCX-2700 PEG series is built for that installation: industrial GPU computers that pair 11th Gen Intel Xeon and Core Rocket Lake-S processors with a 1500 W budget for two full-size graphics cards.

Every RCX-2700 PEG shares the same design. The Intel W580 chipset supports the Xeon W-1350 and Core i7-11700, i7-11700T, i5-11500 and i5-11500T, with four DDR4 SO-DIMM slots for up to 128 GB and ECC on the Xeon. Two PCIe x16 slots with Gen4 x8 signal take up to two 750 W, 3-slot NVIDIA or AMD graphics cards, and three PCIe x16 slots with x4 signal take frame grabbers or network cards. One GbE and one 2.5GbE port, six USB 3.2 Gen 2 ports, four RS-232/422/485 ports, 32 isolated DIO, three SIM sockets and up to seven displays complete the I/O, with TPM 2.0 and Intel vPro for managed fleets.

The range splits on storage. The RCX-2750R PEG adds four front-access 2.5″ SSD or HDD trays with software RAID 0, 1, 5 and 10 for systems that record image sets locally. The RCX-2750 PEG drops the trays and relies on M.2 NVMe and internal SATA storage for systems that stream results off the unit. Both RCX-2700 PEG models share the same enclosure of 253.9 x 215.8 x 375.0 mm, the same processor list and the same five PCIe slots, so a project can move between them as its recording needs change without redesigning the cabinet or the wiring.

RCX-2700 PEG computers typically serve high-speed automated optical inspection, rolling stock vision, 3D mapping and deep learning inference beside production lines. A 9 V to 55 V DC input through a 4-pin terminal block with 16-mode software ignition control suits vehicle and cabinet supplies, and the computer runs from -25°C to 60°C. Shock and vibration are tested to IEC 61373 for rolling stock equipment, and Vecow lists EN 50155 and EN 50121-3-2 EMC compliance.