Draugoth
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Nvidia RTX 6000 48GB Ada Professional GPU Listed at Suggested Retail of $9,999
If you thought the RTX 4090 was expensive...
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Nvidia RTX 6000 48GB Ada Professional GPU Listed at Suggested Retail of $9,999
SlimeGooGoo
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Topher
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HeisenbergFX4
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HoofHearted
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NVIDIA has gone fucking insane…
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Aggelos
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This thing will be at 92.15 TFLOPS
www.techpowerup.com
NVIDIA RTX 6000 Ada Generation Specs
NVIDIA AD102, 2505 MHz, 18176 Cores, 568 TMUs, 192 ROPs, 49152 MB GDDR6, 2500 MHz, 384 bit
HeisenbergFX4
Gold Member
analog_future
Resident Crybaby
Yeah but what about quad SLI support?
LiquidMetal14
hide your water-based mammals
Display Port 1.4 matters to a niche right now.
I'm not on either side of this AMD/NVIDIA conflict just like AMD/iNTEL on CPU's but the DP 1.4 is a cheap jab which doesn't matter to those educated enough to know what it does. And to those that it does matter, they will asses it's importance vs other factors.
It's marketing bulletpoint fluff until you or I can even afford the HW to drive the rated performance. As if right now, I don't care even 1% about that.
Regarding this GPU, it's expensive and not for me.
I'm not on either side of this AMD/NVIDIA conflict just like AMD/iNTEL on CPU's but the DP 1.4 is a cheap jab which doesn't matter to those educated enough to know what it does. And to those that it does matter, they will asses it's importance vs other factors.
It's marketing bulletpoint fluff until you or I can even afford the HW to drive the rated performance. As if right now, I don't care even 1% about that.
Regarding this GPU, it's expensive and not for me.
Gamerguy84
Member
I wish they would go ahead and show us the 5080 as I'm sure it's done and taped out.
They just drip feed the junkies like EA sports yearly franchises.
They just drip feed the junkies like EA sports yearly franchises.
BattleScar
Member
Its a better binned chip - certainly higher yield/fewer defects. It probably has a lower V/f curve and obviously its using 20Gbps GDDR6 instead of G6X, which is much more power hungry.
Black_Stride
do not tempt fate do not contrain Wonder Woman's thighs do not do not
It doesnt use GDDR6X.
It would be marginally underclocked on the core vs a 4090. (borderline irrelevantly due to how boost works on newer GPUs)
The 4090 loses very very little performance when powerlimited.
Blower style cards are easier to stack together.
Nvidia basically sold factory overclocked cards from the jump, the TDP of "reference" 4090s is way too high, should have been at around 320 - 360W.
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The Pleasure
Gold Member
10k dollar gpu?
Black_Stride
do not tempt fate do not contrain Wonder Woman's thighs do not do not
10k dollar gpu?
In theory when you buy this GPU it pays for itself after the first render set you sell.
A render set should net you atleast 2000 dollars on the low end, and easily10K if you are being serious....if you bought this GPU we can assume you are being serious.
P.S It should be a 7000 dollar GPU dunno why its being priced at 9-10K.
Gen.Grievous
Member
It's not like they're playing games on them.
Barakov
Gold Member
LTTP to the party on this but NVIDIA :
Nvidia RTX 6000 48GB Ada Professional GPU Listed at Suggested Retail of $9,999
If you thought the RTX 4090 was expensive...www.tomshardware.com
nemiroff
Gold Member
Obviously not worth it for "gamers". This is only worth it if your company pays for it to make your hours at work "more efficient" so-to-speak. We've hired a team of Unreal 5 developers at work now, it'll be fun to ask them how a 10,000 Dollar GPU can make their life at work better. I guess they'd say the 48 GBs of VRAM is totally awesome.
MonkeyClaw36
Banned
So this is a modern day 9800GX2?
Which was basically 2 9800's in SLI
Which was basically 2 9800's in SLI
baphomet
Member
No, it's like the RTX 8000 and other $10k professional GPUs Nvidia have been releasing forever.
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Makoto-Yuki
Gold Member
not aimed at gamers or any average consumer.
$10k sounds a lot and of course it is. It also gives people a free shot at Nvidia but this line of cards has always been super expensive. it's aimed at companies that do heavy 3D work or even AI. we're talking the likes of movie makers who are rendering 3D movies. not just rendering the movie to watch but rendering it during production. i don't know what the heaviest CGI movie to date is but think that but you need to edit it in real time or damn close to it.
if these cards can shave off a few seconds of someone waiting for a render to complete then that company will buy them up in bulk for sure.
imagine you wanted to edit a photo but had to wait 3 minutes every time you made a change to see the result. that's what i'm talking about but the people using these cards are working with shit waaaay more demanding that photo editing lol. if this card can cut a render down from 3 minutes to 2 minutes then it'll pay for itself real fucking fast.
$10k sounds a lot and of course it is. It also gives people a free shot at Nvidia but this line of cards has always been super expensive. it's aimed at companies that do heavy 3D work or even AI. we're talking the likes of movie makers who are rendering 3D movies. not just rendering the movie to watch but rendering it during production. i don't know what the heaviest CGI movie to date is but think that but you need to edit it in real time or damn close to it.
if these cards can shave off a few seconds of someone waiting for a render to complete then that company will buy them up in bulk for sure.
imagine you wanted to edit a photo but had to wait 3 minutes every time you made a change to see the result. that's what i'm talking about but the people using these cards are working with shit waaaay more demanding that photo editing lol. if this card can cut a render down from 3 minutes to 2 minutes then it'll pay for itself real fucking fast.
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Makoto-Yuki
Gold Member
something tells me that the people spending $10k on a bunch of GPUs (mostly likely they aren't buying just one) will be more than happy to update as soon as a faster model is out.
GHG
Gold Member
The businesses that buy these cards make their money back 10's-100's of times over while using them.
Makoto-Yuki
Gold Member
Black_Stride
do not tempt fate do not contrain Wonder Woman's thighs do not do not
The next RTX6000 is at best coming out in 2+ years.
By then this thing will have paid for itself 10 fold easily.
This is already using a near full AD102 chip.
There is no AD101 or AD100 to use for consumers.
AD100 is pretty much only used in data center and machine learning applications.
The PCIe versions dont even come with fans, your server should have a cooling solution for the GPGPU.
160GB of VRAM.
killatopak
Member
I think I'll take a break from PC again until top of the line goes back to sub $1k or at least have a higher jump from last gen.
HeisenbergFX4
Gold Member
killatopak
Member
Just the 80 just like old times when 90 or titans didn’t exist. Anyway, I did say if the jump in performance between generation was big enough, I would make an Exemption.Top of the line sub $1k?
In the world we currently live in?
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