Engadget by Steve Dent 1:36 am
NVIDIA's just launched its latest flagship
Quadro GPU for well-heeled graphics professionals, the Kepler-based Quadro K6000. The company claims it's "the fastest and most capable GPU ever built" with double the graphics capability of its Quadro 6000 predecessor. It also has 12GB of the "world's largest and fastest" DDR5 graphics memory, enabling companies like Nissan to load nearly complete vehicle models, for instance. Other niceties include 2,880 streaming multiprocessor cores, four simultaneous displays at up to 4K resolution, ultra-low latency video I/O and large scale visualization support. It'll hit the market this fall from
workstation vendors like HP, Dell and Lenovo, along with system integrators and distribution partners like
PNY. There's no pricing yet, but the current
K5000 runs about
$2,250 -- so, prime your budget expectations accordingly.
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