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Writer's pictureAlexander Fäh

The GPU for all designers and creators: RTX 6000

Yesterday, NVIDIA introduced the RTX 6000 GPU at the GTC. The following are the highlights of the (rather unknown) GPU.

2 to 4 times more performance; Image: NVIDIA

Almost all companies can benefit from this graphics card. From Fox Live sports broadcasts to meta. The graphics card is said to improve Real Time Rendering and offer 2 to 4 times more performance than the previous RTX A6000 generation.


The graphics card is said to have 48 gigabytes of GDDR6 memory, which is ideal for rendering in real time. It will also have 4 times a Display Port 1.4 connector. In total, it should consume 300 watts. The connection to the motherboard is PCIe Gen 4 x 16.


The graphics card will need two slots - quite little when compared to the performance. There has been no mention of SLI from NVIDIA's side. NVIDIA has also not said anything about SLI for the new gaming graphics cards.


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