On the heels of its introduction of the Quadro M6000 at NAB in April, at SIGGRAPH, Nvidia announced the release of two more Maxwell-architecture-based Quadro professional graphics cards, the Quadro M5000 and Quadro M4000.
Header Cell - Column 0 | Quadro M5000 | Quadro M4000 |
---|---|---|
GPU Architecture | Maxwell | Maxwell |
CUDA Cores | 2048 | 1664 |
GPU Memory | 8 GB GDDR5211 GB/s | 8 GB GDDR5192 GB/s |
Single Precision | 4.3 TFLOPS | 2.6 TFLOPS |
Displays | 4 x 4K | 4 x 4K |
Board Power | 150w | 120w |
These new cards replace the Quadro K5200 and Quadro K4200, and the Maxwell architecture improvements allow them to, like the Quadro M6000, double the performance of the cards that preceded them. This leaves the Quadro M4000 with theoretical performance that would surpass the previous top-end Quadro K6000 in a single slot, according to Nvidia.
Pricing data was not available at press time, but it is safe to assume that they will occupy the same price point as their predecessors.
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