#Quadro m6000 professional#

What NVIDIA’s GeForce TITAN X does for gaming, its Quadro M6000 does for workstations. More information is available from the official datasheet (PDF warning). by Rob Williams on Jin Graphics & Displays. Interestingly, while the new card doubles the GDDR5 memory from the existing Quadro M6000 design it does not come with a price increase: Nvidia has instead chosen to replace the existing M6000 outright, which will no longer be produced, and launch the M6000 24GB at the same price as its predecessor - bad news for anyone who has already picked up the 12GB model, but good news for those who have not yet taken the plunge. The company has trotted out a range of talking-heads to tell how a doubling of the graphics RAM is going to change how they work, from Nissan Motor Company using memory-intensive global illumination to track down design flaws in its vehicles to Sony Pictures Imageworks boasting of a ten-fold performance boost when rendering complex scenes.

#Quadro m6000 professional#

A look at the specification, though, shows why it's new: the memory has been doubled from 12GB to 24GB, the highest ever available on a single-GPU graphics card.ĭesigned for professional users working with extremely large datasets, Nvidia's new card is causing a stir in the industry. The new Quadro M6000 still includes four DisplayPort outputs alongside a single DVI, no HDMI, and Nvidia's reference-design centrifugal blower cooling system. /rebates/2fp2f1DW-000D-000N5&.

Nvidia has announced its latest entry in the professional-grade Quadro graphics card family, and it's a beast: the Quadro M6000 24GB.īased on the same hardware as the company's existing Quadro M6000 design - meaning a single Maxwell 2 family GM200 graphics processor with 3,072 CUDA cores, a 384-bit memory interface, 250W thermal design profile (TDP) and single-precision floating point performance of up to 7 teraflops - anyone looking for external differences will find themselves struggling.