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Video editors, 3D artists, CAD engineers and developers — a machine configured around your exact workload, hand-built in the UK with a 2-year warranty.
Complete builds from £1,562.51
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Configured around your workload
Tell us what you're editing, rendering, modelling or compiling — we spec around it.
Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, Final Cut. High core-count CPU, RTX with 12GB+ VRAM, fast NVMe scratch, 64GB RAM.
Configure this buildBlender, Cinema 4D, V-Ray. Heavy core counts (Ryzen 9 / Threadripper) plus RTX 4080/4090 for OptiX & CUDA.
Configure this buildAutoCAD, SolidWorks, Revit. Strong single-thread CPU, ECC-capable memory, ISV-friendly RTX or RTX Ada cards.
Curated starting points
Pick a base build and tune it for your workload — or start from a blank slate.
Best for: Streaming & Content Creation
from £1,575.05
or 3 × £526 Klarna
The Forge Cinder delivers powerhouse performance for streaming and content creation, equipped with an Intel Core i7-12700 and ASUS RTX 5060 graphics. Coupled with 32GB of RAM and a fast 1TB NVMe SSD, this build provides seamless multitasking and fast load times for your favorite applications.
Best for: Streaming & Content Creation
from £1,562.51
or 3 × £521 Klarna
The Forge Crucible combines power and speed, making it an ideal choice for streamers and content creators. With a Ryzen 9 processor and fast DDR5 RAM, this build can handle multiple tasks seamlessly while delivering stunning visuals. Its compact design is perfect for any setup, ensuring you can stream, edit, and render effortlessly.
Anatomy of a Forge workstation
Cases, cooling and PSUs chosen for hour-long renders — not 30-second benchmarks.
NVMe Gen4 for project files, tiered storage for archives and media.
Every build runs Memtest86 plus real-workload profiling before sign-off.
How we approach workstations
The key pillars are a high core-count processor, large and fast memory, NVMe storage for scratch and project files, and reliable cooling that sustains performance over long render sessions rather than just brief benchmark runs.
Consumer gaming PCs often use components tuned for short bursts of high performance. A workstation needs to maintain that performance for hours. We select components with sustained workloads in mind, including power supplies with sufficient headroom and cases with adequate airflow for long sessions.
Video editing demands fast single-thread performance for timeline playback and high core counts for export and encoding. Our video editing builds handle 4K and 6K footage in DaVinci Resolve and Adobe Premiere without proxy workflows on a capable mid-range machine.
CPU rendering in Blender, Cinema 4D, and V-Ray scales well with core count. Our high core-count workstations with AMD Threadripper or Intel Xeon-class processors deliver significantly faster render times compared to consumer desktop chips. For GPU-accelerated rendering, we can configure NVIDIA RTX Ada Lovelace cards with large VRAM pools.
Use our step-by-step configurator to build your workstation, or get in touch if you have a specific workload in mind and want a recommendation before ordering.
Workstation FAQ
A workstation PC is built around multi-threaded performance rather than gaming. It prioritises a high core-count CPU, large amounts of RAM, and fast storage — making it well suited to video editing, 3D rendering, CAD, software development, and data processing.
Gaming PCs prioritise GPU performance for high framerates. Workstations prioritise CPU core count and memory bandwidth for tasks like rendering, compiling, and running large datasets. A workstation can also game well, but the component balance is different.
For video editing in 2026, AMD Ryzen 9 and Intel Core i9 processors offer the best combination of core count and single-thread speed. We match the CPU to your editing software and footage resolution when building your system.
Tell us what you're rendering, editing, or compiling. We'll spec a machine that earns its keep.
2-year warranty · insured UK delivery · UK built & tested
You'll see your finished workstation on the bench before it ships.
For 1080p and 4K video editing, 32GB is the practical minimum. For heavy 3D scenes, simulation work, or running multiple applications simultaneously, 64GB or 128GB is more appropriate. We configure RAM to your workload.
Yes. Every workstation goes through a full 24-hour stability and stress test before dispatch. We verify thermals, memory stability, and storage performance.
Yes. We can configure workstations with professional-grade GPUs such as NVIDIA RTX Ada Lovelace cards for CUDA-accelerated workflows in applications like DaVinci Resolve, Blender, and AutoCAD.