NVIDIA has launched the "NVIDIA RTX A5500" professional graphics card, which uses the Ampere architecture. It has 10,240 CUDA cores, 320 Tensor cores, 80 RT cores, and 24GB GDDR6 video memory with ECC, placing it behind the "NVIDIA RTX A6000." It also supports NVLink multi-graphics and has a memory capacity of up to 48GB.

Furthermore, the memory bus width is 384 bits, the memory bandwidth is 768 gigabits per second, the bus interface is PCI-Express4.0 (x16), the auxiliary power connection is 8pinx1, and the TBP (Total Board Power) is 230 watts. The card is 266.7 mm in length, 111.76 mm in width, and has two slots in thickness.

At the same time, the "NVIDIA RTX" series for laptop PCs will be introduced. It also uses the Ampere architecture and is equipped with a 2nd generation RT core and a 3rd generation Tensor core. In addition, it supports Max-Q technology, which is familiar for notebook PCs, and can perform creative work similar to desktop PCs without stress while reducing power consumption. There are six variants in the range, including the "NVIDIA RTX A5500" with 7,424 CUDA cores and 16GB GDDR6 RAM with ECC. The exact characteristics of each model may be seen in the table below.

NVIDIA RTX A5500
https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/design-visualization/rtx-a5500/
NVIDIA RTX in Laptop
https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/design-visualization/rtx-professional -laptops /