EPSi has IRs on an SDCard included with it. I didn't try them, I've already made my mind up about using Ownhammer IRs because they make such a huge difference over other IRs out there. They're easy to find a good one because they include studio ready mixed IRs with all the mics in one IR & sound incredible. I'm pretty impressed so far after one day. Will have some sound samples this week sometime. My son keeps borrowing it to do his DJent stuff on. I'm doing some 80's metal sounding stuff I never thought I'd get on Eleven Rack. Getting some great Nuno Bettencourt Pornografitti, Jake E. Lee & Zakk Wylde tones I always wanted & the feel is completely different, what I would think I would get from the real thing or Axe FX II or something. My fingers hurt, but I got more I want to do. It's that good.

You have to buy Ownhammer IRs. I think the studio mix ones are $19. I got this one: http://www.ownhammer.com/store/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=104

You have to put numbers in front of other IRs, like this:
Small price to pay. What I do is once I find my goto ones, I change the first digit, so I can bypass all the 400s and go to 500 to get to the V30s, and 600s to get to the Scumbacks. After a while, I'll probably just use the Alnico Blue, V30s, and Scumbacks for everything instead of throwing all these on there. The very first Studio Mixes are always the ones I like, so I could put every speaker on here and only have 30 banks or so. From those, I can EQ anything and they seem to be the close mic/high presence ones so sound great off the bat anyhow.