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NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 "Blackwell" Features 24,064 Cores Paired with 96 GB GDDR7 ECC Memory

Honestly, the market needs a prosumer GPU like this. Gamers and professionals competing for the top gaming card only means gamers' wallets are unnecessarily destroyed.
 
Honestly, the market needs a prosumer GPU like this. Gamers and professionals competing for the top gaming card only means gamers' wallets are unnecessarily destroyed.
Brother, there WERE cards like this in every previous gen. Including the shitshows we had for the past 5-6 years. It didn’t help “tha gamerz” in terms of the market and it won’t help now.
 
This card will come with zero interest rates for a limited time only!
 
I would make room on my bed for this every night. Wifey would not be pleased.. but at that point who cares right :confused::confused:
Just make sure you plug the 12VHPWR cable connector in all the way. You wouldn't want to have a bed fire.
 
Honestly, the market needs a prosumer GPU like this. Gamers and professionals competing for the top gaming card only means gamers' wallets are unnecessarily destroyed.

This is the replacement for the AD102-based RTX 6000 Ada Generation. It's a (very expensive) workstation GPU, complete with ISV validation, ECC memory support, no restrictions of NVENC/DEC sessions, etc.

The last "prosumer" card was the TU102-based Titan RTX, which had a full core (like the Quadro RTX 6000) but "only" 24 GB of VRAM at the time. It ran GeForce drivers but the optimizations for certain applications like specviewperf are enabled if the card in question is an eligible Titan model. After that generation Nvidia retired both the Quadro and Titan brands, so now gaming is "GeForce RTX", professional is "NVIDIA RTX". The Pro branding was added here likely to help differentiate that, as it is a common point of confusion these days.
 
But can it run Crysis?
As demanding Cyperpunk2077 is (when ray tracing is enabled), it didn't get this kind of meme treatment. I wonder why...
 
But how many ROPs will it be missing?

 

GeForce Hotfix Display Driver version 572.75​

Updated 03/08/2025 11:48 AM
GeForce Hotfix Driver Version 572.75

GeForce Hotfix Display Driver version 572.75 is based on our latest Game Ready Driver 572.70.

  • [GeForce RTX 5080/5090] Graphics cards may not run at full speeds on system reboot when overclocked [5088034]
  • [GeForce RTX 50 series] GeForce RTX 50 series GPUs crashes with black screen [5120886]


 
As demanding Cyperpunk2077 is (when ray tracing is enabled), it didn't get this kind of meme treatment. I wonder why...


It's kind of stupid, but the game made high end rendering impossible due to lots of single threading in a era where CPU's where not the kings as they where today.
 
Looks like my client is going to want this for their CAD workstations when it's out. This should be fun
CFD, CAD, Simulation, etc... a lot of applications for which that kind of VRAM is going to be useful. Fully expecting $10k pricing for the beast.
 
Finally a GPU for me... :p
 
Brother, there WERE cards like this in every previous gen. Including the shitshows we had for the past 5-6 years. It didn’t help “tha gamerz” in terms of the market and it won’t help now.
There hasn't been a prosumer card for a couple generations now.
 
There hasn't been a prosumer card for a couple generations now.
You have to get your definitions in order then. What IS a prosumer card to you? Because this is a direct successor to the RTX6000 Ada. Which was literally on the market for the duration of the previous generation. Which was a successor to the RTX6000 Ampere. All of them aren’t prosumer cards in the likeness of the Titan (if that’s what we consider prosumer) - they are quite literally professional cards, succeeding Quadros. And they were here. They didn’t affect the situation of the gaming market. If your point is that there’s no more Titans - the xx90 is your Titan now.
 
Nice, full die, full die benchmarks would be interesting but its probably gonna struggle with clocks since the memory will require a fair amount of extra power.
 
Nice, full die, full die benchmarks would be interesting but its probably gonna struggle with clocks since the memory will require a fair amount of extra power.
It isn’t the full die unfortunately. And yes these cards not only likely won’t out perform a 5090 in gaming, because ontop of there power constraints like previous pro cards the clocks are detuned and overclocking can prove troublesome on the pro cards as of a few gens ago. With tools being locked and not allowing adjustments.
 
I would make room on my bed for this every night. Wifey would not be pleased.. but at that point who cares right :confused::confused:
I do think the 4 slot 4090 is nicer to cuddle than this thing. Size does matter yknow
 
I do think the 4 slot 4090 is nicer to cuddle than this thing. Size does matter yknow
Still the uncontested king in terms of “this is peak GPU design”. FEs could never:
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I need to get one just for the memes.
 
@Vayra86
Oh you poor summer child. I promised you peak GPU design. You shall have it.
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