Desktop workstation Captiva CAPTIVA 93435 PC/workstation — no OS installed, onboard and discrete GPU not available

Captiva CAPTIVA 93435 is a desktop workstation supplied without an operating system and without information about onboard or discrete graphics. Designed as a base platform for custom configurations, this unit allows users to install their preferred OS and select or add a dedicated graphics solution later. The chassis, cooling and internal expansion options are intended to accommodate office applications, software development tasks and tailored professional workflows that require an adaptable hardware foundation.

Advantages

The absence of a preinstalled operating system gives full control over software selection and deployment for corporate or individual needs. Lack of factory-fitted graphics information means the workstation can be paired with a wide range of GPUs or used with CPU-integrated graphics where supported. The design focuses on modularity and adaptability so peripherals, storage and memory configurations can be chosen to match workload requirements.

Suitable for

• Office productivity and business applications
• Software development and testing environments
• Custom workstation builds with chosen GPU and OS
• Server-like tasks in small office setups (when configured accordingly)

Key specifications

• Form factor: desktop workstation
• Operating system: no OS preinstalled (user installation required)
• Graphics: no onboard or discrete GPU specified (user to add or configure)
• Expansion: internal bays and slots available for storage, memory and add-in cards (exact layout depends on model configuration)
• Intended use: office, development and custom professional workflows

How to use

Install the preferred operating system following vendor or OS supplier guidelines, then configure BIOS/UEFI settings to match the selected storage and boot devices. If a discrete graphics card is required, power down the system and install the chosen GPU into an available expansion slot, then connect power cables if needed and install appropriate drivers after boot. Populate memory and storage based on workload needs, and connect peripherals such as monitors, keyboard and mouse to begin setup.

Usage recommendations

Before initial power-up, review internal component compatibility and cooling requirements. Use static-safe handling when installing memory, storage and optional graphics to avoid damage. Ensure BIOS/UEFI is up to date and select an operating system and drivers that match installed hardware for optimal stability and performance.