NVIDIA QUADRO M6000 FULL

NVIDIA QUADRO M6000 FULL

I am currently working on a full review of the M6000, along with a number of other cards from Nvidia’s current Quadro lineup. Multiple VCAs can be combined to provide high-performance clusters (for example, render farms) that can be shared by multiple users. In addition to desktop usage, Nvidia will also be offering the new Quadro Visual Computing Appliance (VCA) a powerful network-attached rendering platform that holds eight M6000 GPUs. In addition to its display performance, the M6000 offers a new level of GPU computing power in CUDA and OpenCL-enabled applications.Īccording to Nvidia, the M6000 will enable users to experience fully interactive raytraced graphics as part of their design workflow when paired with its iray rendering software.Ī new set of plugins for 3ds Max, Maya and other DCC applications will harness the M6000’s GPU compute abilities to display raytraced viewports in real time, or near real time, as well as accelerating final-frame renders. Additional displays can be added with the addition of another M6000. Nvidia claims peak single precision-performance of 7TFLOPS.Ī single M6000 also boasts the ability to drive up to four 4K or two 5K displays at 30-bit color, or a single 8K projector.

The M6000 is built around the newest member of the Maxwell family of GPUs, the GM200, sporting 12GB of GDDR5 memory with a 384-bit interface. The successor to last year’s ultra-high-end K6000, the M6000 is designed to offer ultimate performance on the most extreme media, design and visualisation projects. Nvidia has launched the new flagship product in its Quadro professional GPU line-up, the M6000. Hardware reviewer Jason Lewis runs through its key specs, and reveals some preliminary benchmark results. Nvidia’s new Quadro M6000 workstation GPU is designed for high performance on demanding graphics tasks.

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