Lenovo ThinkStation P3 Tiny Gen 2 (Intel Core Ultra 7 265 / NVIDIA RTX A400 4 GB)

Buying advice

This P3 Tiny is a candidate for a small CAD or technical-visualization desk when the application supports the RTX A400 and its projects fit a 4GB GPU-memory budget. The supplied 16GB RAM and 512GB SSD make it the smaller-capacity choice beside the 48GB A400 configuration. For heavier multitasking, compare that larger-memory model; for graphics assets that need more than 4GB VRAM, compare the A1000 8GB version instead. Extra system RAM does not enlarge the A400 card’s memory.

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LAUNCH

Released: -

GAMING PERFORMANCE

Gaming Performance Index (GPI): Reference estimate · Not measured on this computer≈24100 is a PS5 (2024) reference, not a maximum. Relative displayed values are not game FPS ratios or a winner.
Reference estimate · Conditions & method
Reference estimates can use different methods and configurations. Bar lengths are not precise gaming comparisons, FPS ratios or target-computer rankings.
Method: Measured-game ratio reference
PS5 (2024) = 100
Historical GPU or named-configuration reference, not a measurement of this computer. CPU, memory, driver, power and cooling may differ.

GRAPHICS BENCHMARKS

3DMark Time Spy: -
3DMark Steel Nomad: -
3DMark Steel Nomad Light: -
Geekbench 6 Metal: -

CPU BENCHMARKS

Geekbench 6 Single: Conditions unconfirmedIntel Core Ultra 7 2651,456Chip reference
Test conditions & details
Test: Geekbench 6 Single
Score unit: points
Version: 6.4.0
Recorded test: CPU single-core
Platform: Unknown
Sample count: 1
Configuration-specific result
Bars align retained values of the same metric and unit. Test conditions may be unconfirmed. The endpoint is a display scale, not a test maximum, comparable device measurement, game FPS ratio or winner.
Geekbench 6 Multi: Conditions unconfirmedIntel Core Ultra 7 26516,907Chip reference
Test conditions & details
Test: Geekbench 6 Multi
Score unit: points
Version: 6.4.0
Recorded test: CPU multi-core
Platform: Unknown
Sample count: 1
Configuration-specific result
Bars align retained values of the same metric and unit. Test conditions may be unconfirmed. The endpoint is a display scale, not a test maximum, comparable device measurement, game FPS ratio or winner.

OTHER BENCHMARKS

PCMark: -

PLATFORM & HARDWARE

OS: -
Processor: Intel Core Ultra 7 265
GPU: NVIDIA RTX A400 4GB
Chipset: Intel Q870
CPU Cores: 20
GPU Cores: 768
NPU: -
GPU FP32 TFLOPS: -

MEMORY & STORAGE

Memory: 16 GB
Storage: 512 GB
Current Configuration: 30K6000SUS · Intel Core Ultra 7 265 · NVIDIA RTX A400 4GB · 16 GB RAM · 512 GB storage

EXPANSION

Upgradeability: -

POWER & BATTERY

Cooling: Active system fan and heat sink
Power: 300 W · Rated adapter outputManufacturer-rated power-supply/adapter output: 300W; not measured AC wall consumption, CPU or GPU board power.

BODY & DIMENSIONS

CHASSIS SIDE · LENGTH × HEIGHT: 182.9 × 37 mm
CHASSIS TOP · LENGTH × WIDTH: 182.9 × 179 mm
Dimensions: 182.9 × 179 × 37 mm
Weight: -

CONNECTIVITY & EXPANSION

Display Outputs: Motherboard HDMI 2.1 TMDS and DisplayPort 1.4. Physical ports do not establish active routes or simultaneous display count.
Network: -
Ports: Front: USB-C 20Gb/s; 2 × USB-A 10Gb/s; audio; Rear base:USB-A 5Gb/s; 3 × USB-A 10Gb/s; HDMI 2.1 TMDS; DisplayPort 1.4; GbE
Wireless: Wi-Fi 7 / BT 5.4

OTHER SPECIFICATIONS

Brand: Lenovo
Model: ThinkStation P3 Tiny Gen 2
Type: mini_workstation

Overview

Consider this P3 Tiny configuration when desk space matters and your applications need the listed NVIDIA RTX A400 4GB rather than integrated graphics alone. Its 16GB memory and 512GB storage are the documented supplie...

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