PNY NVIDIA RTX 4000 SFF Ada Gen

Recently went through a refresh of one of my servers I keep in a datacenter. Added this card to be able to game and do av1 encoding of my video library remotely. Insanely happy with the performance of the card so far. 20GB of VRAM is super nice, even lets me run (some) beefy AI models. Haven't done any hard benchmarks vs my other GPUs, but for 70W I have no complaints so far.

Much better than my a2000. Memory runs hot and the price is a bit high. Great card overall.

I set this to sync with the display . Cyberpunk on high settings easily yields at least 60FPS at 3440x1440.If you want the fastest PC in a compact form factor -there is no other card graphic card that comes even close. Especially something with this much VRAM (20GB). Note: nVidia recommends have 1.5x to 2x as much system RAM as VRAM.Install game ready drivers (not studio) and turn off the ECC on the memory and you have a RTX 3070. I'm currently running a 10600K with 32GB of 3600 c14. I have no need to overclock anything even though the CPU, GPU & RAM are all overclockable.This is the quietest, fastest, and most compact gaming machine I ever built. Unfortunately for others, the price has substantially increased from the original MSRP at release.By the way, workstation cards have amazing 1% lows. You won't see any studdering from frame drops like GeForce hardware. This fact is rarely mentioned by others when gaming on workstation cards. Usually LP cards have a loud high pitch whine because of the small cooling fan kept a high RPMs, this isn't the case here. Its an amazing piece of tech but at an inflated price.