PNY Quadro M6000 (VCQM6000)
 | Outdated Product Interface: PCIe v3.0; Model GPU: Quadro M6000; Memory size (GB): 12; Memory type: GDDR5; Memory bus (bits): 384; Maximum frequency (Boost Clock) (MHz): 988; Memory speed (Mbps): 6600; DVI-I: 1; Display Port: 4; Cooling: active (fan); Power consumption (W): 250; Additional power: 6 pin |
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memory GDDR6, 8 GB, 13000 Mbps, Quadro RTX 4000, 1215 MHz, professional, DisplayPort, USB-C, 8 pin, 160 W
memory GDDR5X, 5 GB, 10000 Mbps, Quadro P2200, 1493 MHz, professional, DisplayPort, without additional food, 75 W
memory GDDR6, 16 GB, 14000 Mbps, Quadro RTX 5000, 1035 MHz, professional, DisplayPort, USB-C, 6 + 8 pin, 265 W
memory GDDR6, 24 GB, 14000 Mbps, Quadro RTX 6000, 1770 MHz, professional, DisplayPort, USB-C, 8 + 8 pin, 295 W
memory GDDR5X, 5 GB, 10000 Mbps, Quadro P2200, 1493 MHz, professional, DisplayPort, without additional food, 75 W
The games run excellently, I play on 4 4K monitors, the cat's adventures hardly lag, Mario averages 50 fps, but games are all just a distraction, the main nuance of this device is its multifunctionality. For example, while I play, my wife fries pancakes or something on this device, and I sometimes brew coffee on it. By the way, the pancakes do not stick and do not burn, as the radiator has a Teflon coating specifically for these purposes. I'm thinking of buying two more soon to set up in SLI, then Mario will really take off as it should, and I can cook several dishes at the same time. Everything listed above, plus an affordable price. The pancakes turn out to be the envy of everyone. Often, they call from the power station, complaining that they are experiencing voltage drops, the generator is overheating because this graphics card consumes a lot of energy. But it's not a big deal, I will soon finish building my personal nuclear power plant, then I can start using SLI. |
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