The workstation for heavy development — local LLMs, containers, big repos, parallel builds. A fast 12-core CPU with 64GB RAM and 4TB of fast NVMe, a 34-inch ultrawide on an arm, a premium split keyboard, a trackball, a noise-cancelling headset, and a UPS so a power blip never loses your work.
Plans
Choose a plan that fits your needs and budget
Item List
7Display & Input
4 items| Item | Category | Specs | Qty | Price | Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Monitor | Size34 in Resolution3440 x 1440 PanelIPS | 1 | $700 | View Shop | |
| Mechanical Keyboard | TypeSplit LayoutProgrammable SwitchesHot-swap | 1 | $250 | View Shop | |
| Mouse | TypeTrackball SensorOptical ProgrammableYes | 1 | $80 | View Shop | |
| Monitor | TypeSingle arm Capacity34 in MovementGas spring | 1 | $80 | View Shop |
Workstation
2 itemsAudio
1 items| Item | Category | Specs | Qty | Price | Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Headset | TypeOver-ear ANCYes MicBoom | 1 | $250 | View Shop |
FAQ
Common questions about this kit
64GB RAM — overkill for coding?
For plain web dev, yes. For containers, local LLMs, VMs, and big monorepos, no — RAM is the single biggest dev-speed lever after the CPU. Buy more than you think.
Ultrawide over two monitors?
For a clean single-canvas workflow, yes — a 34-inch ultrawide fits your IDE, terminal, and browser side by side with no bezel. Some prefer two panels for full separation; it is taste.
A UPS for a dev machine?
Yes. A power blip that reboots your machine mid-build or uncommitted work is a bad day. A UPS gives you 10 clean minutes to save and shut down.
Local LLMs for development?
Increasingly yes — a local coding assistant with no data leaving your machine is fast and private. It needs the RAM and GPU, or it is slower than the cloud.
User Reviews
Power dev station and my theater share the UPS religion — a blip that kills your build or your projector is a bad day. Clean power is cheap insurance.
Power dev workstation runs my local LLMs — 64GB RAM is the right call for containers and models. UPS-before-everything is real discipline.