Nvidia has just hit hard with a completely surprising Titan card. It is difficult to surprise yourself about its special features. However, it is clearly not for everyone.
Nvidia has just started a real monster. There RTX Pro 6000New high -end brand of the brand is now available from several resellers worldwide. His price? More than 10,000 dollars. Yes, you read the right. But be insured (or not): it is not for Mr. All.
96 GB VRAM for extreme uses at Nvidia
This Nvidia RTX Pro 6000 is based on architecture Blackwellis not common. It begins 96 GB GDDR7 storageA figure that can never be seen on a graphics card of this kind. In comparison, the future RTX 5090 caps at 32 GB. This Pro -Triple model is therefore the bet.
With 24,064 Cuda Hearts and a double slit design, the card is cut for theartificial intelligenceTHE Complex 3D renderingor Severe scientific calculations. It is clear devices that are designed for studios, Labos or specialized companies in order not to operate Fortnite.
A card that was really developed for professionals
Among the Nvidia features that make up the difference, we find that Multi-instance GPU (MIG). Thanks to this, the card can be shared in several independent sub -sections. Perfect to perform several tasks at the same time, without loss of performance. A great advantage for professionals who work on several simultaneous projects.
Yes, the Nvidia RTX Pro 6000 can perform video games. It is even a little more efficient in certain path tracking tests than RTX 5090. But let's be honest: With more than 10,000 US dollars, it is clearly not a relevant purchase for games. The card is too expensive, too specialized and too complex for conventional use. If you are looking for the best card to play, the RTX 5090 (or a future 5090 Ti) will be more than enough … and much more affordable.
Since its introduction, the RTX Pro 6000 has occurred at several European and Asian locations. In Europe it is displayed between 8 982 $ 10 922 $ TTCfor resellers. In Japan it exceeds 1.6 million yenor about 11 300 dollars.
Source: Nvidia
