Desktop workstation Captiva CAPTIVA 99690 PC/workstation, no OS installed, on-board graphics unavailable

Captiva CAPTIVA 99690 is a desktop PC/workstation supplied without an operating system and without onboard or discrete graphics specified. The unit is intended for professional or office environments where users or IT teams will install a chosen OS and fit a dedicated graphics card. The bare-configuration approach allows hardware customization, controlled software deployment and integration into managed systems.

Advantages

This workstation design provides a clean baseline for customization: absence of preinstalled OS and graphics hardware lets administrators choose drivers, GPU models and software stacks that match their workflow. The form factor and internal layout are suitable for adding a discrete graphics card, expanding storage or upgrading memory. Supplied as a no-OS unit, it facilitates standardized imaging, security hardening and deployment in environments with specific software requirements.

Подходит для

• Установки пользовательской операционной системы и специализированного программного обеспечения
• Установки дискретной видеокарты по требованию рабочих задач
• Сборки рабочих мест в корпоративных и лабораторных средах
• Настроек для приложений с повышенными требованиями к графике и вычислениям

Key specifications

• Form factor: Desktop workstation designed for internal hardware expansion and custom configuration
• Graphics: No on-board or discrete graphics specified — space and interfaces available for adding a compatible GPU
• Operating system: Supplied without an operating system to allow user or IT installation
• Expansion: Internal slots and bays designed to accept discrete graphics cards, additional storage drives and memory modules
• Connectivity: Standard motherboard I/O and internal headers (power, storage, and expansion interfaces) suitable for typical workstation peripherals and networking modules

How to use

Install a compatible operating system of your choice and the appropriate drivers from the motherboard and any fitted GPU manufacturer to enable full hardware functionality. If a discrete graphics card is required, power down the system, fit the GPU into the correct PCIe slot and connect any required auxiliary power cables. Configure BIOS/UEFI settings as needed to set boot order, enable required interfaces and optimize storage and memory behavior. After hardware installation, install or image application software and apply security and update policies before placing the workstation into production.

Usage recommendations

Plan hardware selection and power requirements before installing a discrete GPU: choose a power supply with sufficient wattage and connectors, and ensure case airflow and cooling are adequate for the selected components. Use verified drivers and firmware from manufacturers, perform regular backups of important data and follow corporate imaging and security procedures when installing the operating system and applications.