Desktop workstation Captiva CAPTIVA 99571 PC/workstation, no OS installed, no discrete or onboard GPU

Captiva CAPTIVA 99571 PC/workstation is a desktop workstation supplied without an operating system and without integrated or discrete graphics hardware. The unit is a base system intended for custom configuration: users can choose and install their preferred GPU, operating system, storage and memory to meet specific professional, laboratory or industrial requirements. The absence of preinstalled graphics and OS makes this model suitable where controlled hardware and software choices are necessary.

Advantages

The barebones nature of this Captiva workstation provides flexibility for bespoke builds and controlled deployment. Supplied without a graphics adapter, the system allows selection of a GPU that matches workload needs — from workstation‑class accelerators to consumer graphics cards. Likewise, no operating system is preinstalled, enabling standardized or secured OS installation workflows. This configuration supports environments where certified drivers, specific OS images or validated hardware stacks are required.

Suitable for

• Custom workstation builds where a specific GPU is required
• Laboratory and test environments that need controlled OS and driver installations
• Professional deployments requiring validated hardware and software stacks
• System integrators and assembly shops that add bespoke components

Key specifications

• Form factor: desktop workstation chassis designed for internal component installation
• Graphics: no on‑board or discrete graphics included (GPU not installed)
• Operating system: supplied without an operating system preinstalled
• Customization: designed for installation of user‑selected GPU, storage devices and memory modules
• Connectivity provisions: standard internal expansion slots and external I/O for adding network adapters and peripherals (exact ports depend on installed components)

How to use

Place the workstation on a stable, well‑ventilated surface and open the chassis following manufacturer instructions. Install a compatible graphics card into the appropriate expansion slot and secure it mechanically. Fit required storage devices and memory modules into available bays and slots, ensuring components meet the motherboard specifications. Close the chassis, connect power and peripheral devices, then install an operating system of your choice. After OS installation, install the latest chipset, GPU and peripheral drivers and configure BIOS/UEFI settings such as boot order and memory profiles as needed.

Usage recommendations

Verify compatibility of the chosen GPU, power supply and cooling solution before installation. Ensure case airflow is adequate for the selected components and keep firmware and drivers up to date. When deploying in managed environments, use standardized OS images and enable regular backups and recovery options.