Jon Bach

Founder and President of @PugetSystems , a manufacturer of workstations, laptops and servers, for content creation, engineering, and scientific computing.

[Jon Bach @jonbach]

@JoshuaDavis @tonyblu331 @DigitalStormPC @FalconNW @ORIGINPC @PugetSystems Interesting, sorry that was your experience Joshua! We pride ourselves in being very responsive and reliable. Mind DMing me with your details so that I can look into what went wrong?

[NVIDIA RTX Spark @NVIDIARTXSpark]

What happens when @CorridorDigital gets an RTX AI PC from @PugetSystems?

They recreate bullet time with help from a @ComfyUI Wan 2.1 + VACE local AI workflow. 🕶️⚡

Watch now → https://t.co/BfLdo9P7VV

[Jon Bach @jonbach]

@Barnacules @PugetSystems Oops, sorry I missed this earlier! I just checked and unfortunately the oldest thing we have around right now is 11th-Gen Intel CPUs :(

[Jon Bach @jonbach]

Tariffs are having a big affect on pricing in the computer industry, and the situation is changing daily. I want be transparent and share what impact we're seeing at Puget Systems. I hope it helps you! https://t.co/7m6GlmC6jR

[ASUS @ASUS]

Get your hands on accelerated AI performance with Powered by ASUS PCs from Boxx, PugetSystems, and Steiger, alongside ASUS ExpertCenterPro workstations!

Looking for more? Pop by our #ASUS #ProArt booth at #NAB2025, you don't want to miss—promise. 👉🏼https://t.co/Gfyk2v8V6M

[Puget Systems @PugetSystems]

Tomorrow at 12pm Pacific, we'll be chatting with Puget Systems President & Founder @jonbach to look back at some of the major events of the past year and see what the year ahead holds for us! Join us on YouTube here:
https://t.co/SPS9VnI476

[Jon Bach @jonbach]

@smartereveryday @Namecheap @GoDaddy @geerlingguy If you need even a few of their features, you will love it! It is one of those few awesome platforms that I can't believe how much they pack into a free tier, or a very reasonably priced tier.

[NVIDIA Studio @NVIDIAStudio]

Ever wanted to create 3D environments without having to do any modeling or use any models? 🤔

@CorridorDigital shows us how it's done with gaussian splats using their @PugetSystems NVIDIA RTX AI PC.

Watch now 👉 https://t.co/pLJk3Ojrm8

[Puget Systems @PugetSystems]

All set up and ready for @NABShow New York!
Be sure to stop by booth 761 or our team will be sad.

Don't make our team sad... 🥺

[Jon Bach @jonbach]

@squelcher0808 @luchogv @Volta700 @PugetSystems Correct, I just don't personally know each setting in detail (which is also different per motherboard), and I don't want to mistakenly share inaccurate information.

[Jon Bach @jonbach]

You may have heard about instability issues with Intel Core 13th and 14th Gen desktop processors. The issue has attracted more attention as time goes on. I am posting to share what we’ve experienced at @PugetSystems and what we’re doing about it! https://t.co/CefVSRtbzA

[Jon Bach @jonbach]

@Duoae @PugetSystems It's 100% fair that we could get something wrong in that process, or could lean more on the side of stability over performance. Those are judgment calls we have to make all the time and I can tell you for sure that without it the stability situation would be much worse here. 2/2

[Jon Bach @jonbach]

@Duoae @PugetSystems Yep, that would be a fair statement. We arrive at those by settings during our qualification process, at which time we determine which settings maximize performance and stability while staying within manufacturer specifications. 1/2

[Jon Bach @jonbach]

@Duoae @PugetSystems Once we have a customer PC back in the shop for repair, the testing process is the same as our initial burn-in. So the testing process is the same, but the customer impact is much different. 2/2

[Jon Bach @jonbach]

@Duoae @PugetSystems I'm not sure I completely follow the question. Shop failures are one we catch during our initial burn-in before we ship to the customer. Field failures are ones that make it to the customer, which requires them to shop the PC back to us for repair. 1/2

[Jon Bach @jonbach]

@Duoae @PugetSystems Any instability in our stress testing, using our BIOS settings. It tends to present as BSOD or a hard lock/freeze in the OS.

[Jon Bach @jonbach]

@Volta700 @PugetSystems That's a great question, and I should have anticipated it! I need to confirm a few things with our team on Monday, then will intend to share that out.

[Jon Bach @jonbach]

@_mar_mar76 @mariocro_tech @compguru910 @PugetSystems I don't really want to step in the middle of this argument, hah! But I'll answer the question about "What is a failure?" Anything that doesn't pass our stability testing is a failure. I'm omitting things like shipping damage. Most present as BSODs or hard locks/freezes in the OS.