LogInThey sit neatly between the RTX 4000 SFF and RTX 6000.
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NVIDIA had a lot to share at the SIGGRAPH 2023 conference, and its AI endeavors are not the only interesting news there is. The company announced the RTX 4000, RTX 4500, and RTX 5000 workstation GPUs, powered by its Ada Lovelace architecture.
The RTX 5000 is the most powerful of them, with 32GB of GDDR6 memory, 100 third-generation RT Cores, 400 fourth-generation Tensor Cores, and 12,800 CUDA cores, it "excels in rendering, AI, graphics, and compute workload performance" while consuming 250W.
The card will cost you around $4,000 and should be shipped this week.
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The RTX 4500 is "designed for professionals to tackle demanding creative, design, engineering, and scientific work from the desktop." It combines 60 third-generation RT Cores, 240 fourth-generation Tensor Cores, and 7,680 CUDA cores with 24GB of graphics memory and takes 210W.
This will cost you about $2,250 and will be available in October.
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Finally, the RTX 4000 is the "most powerful single-slot GPU on the planet," according to NVIDIA. It boasts 48 third-generation RT Cores, 192 fourth-generation Tensor Cores, and 6,144 CUDA cores with 20GB of graphics memory.
The card needs 130W and will cost $1,250 when it comes out in September.
The GPUs sit between the RTX 4000 SFF and RTX 6000 in terms of specs, gradually increasing with each new model. Additionally, NVIDIA promises "advanced enterprise features, optimized drivers, and certification for over 100 professional applications."
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