PNY VCNRTXA6000-PB NVIDIA 48GB GDDR6 Graphics Card

This REALLY is an expensive GPU, which is basically a 3080 with 48 GB of VRAM. If you're getting this for 3D rendering, you're probably better off with a 4090 as it has more cores and all the other numbers that make rendering faster (lol). I'm coming from a 3090Ti and it's definitely slower than it when rendering.However, for AI LLM inferencing, this is great- maybe not as cost-effective as two used 3090s, but I plan on putting this in a workstation case with my old 3090Ti for even more VRAM. Maybe I'll go even crazier and add another A6K, who knows; the point is you do save yourself a PCIe slot and space with this, not to mention the power draw is ~150 less at peak than a 3090.Surprisingly, this runs quiet. I was expecting near hairdryer levels of noise due to how notorious production GPUs are, but I honestly hear nothing from it, even under load for hours. Wow!! Plus, with less energy use than my 3090, my AC isn't working overtime to try and cool down my office. I'm sure I can power limit/undervolt it for even more energy savings, but so far I'm satisfied with how its performing. I was initially worried I'd have to buy a a DP > HDMI adapter for one of my monitors, but they even supplied one right out of the box, along with a DVI one. Seems like they honestly thought of everything and saved me a few bucks.Over all, I'm super happy with this and can't wait to put this in a proper workstation/server setup. If you don't mind spending a couple thousand extra for convenience and less energy use, I highly recommend this.

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Thanks for your help!But the NVIDIA Quadro RTX A6000 48GB GDDR6 Graphics CardNotNVIDIA RTX 6000 Ada GenerationDo you know, the "NVIDIA RTX 6000 Ada Generation" it's just released on 3rd Dec 2022?Kind regards,Andy

Rtx QUATRO or 4 for those who understand Spanish and numbers. Very good