Nvidia Releases Quadro M6000 and it has 24GB vram

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#5248728
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Mmmmm... I'll take.... 4.
#5248730
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$5000 for what exactly?
#5248733
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$5000 for what exactly?
Different drivers and 12 GB of extra VRAM compared to Titan X. Not a good deal if you ask me, but... 🙄
#5248737
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$5000 for what exactly?
Apparently for last member of soon-to-be-obsolete hardware. You can have 8 of those and in 6~8 months replace them with 4, reaching higher performance while eating less power.
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Different drivers and 12 GB of extra VRAM compared to Titan X. Not a good deal if you ask me, but... 🙄
it is not a consumers gpu. Other drivers for other software or hardware.
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Why did you have to send me of to the crazy man?
Don't like Linus I take it? In any case, his explanation is pretty good.
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QUADROS also gives 10 bits per channel for Photoshop. FirePro too *if* they update the driver for Windows 10 + Photoshop CC 2015. (Maybe is already fixed...)
#5248803
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Don't you mean they are releasing it again, with an extra 12GB slapped on it. :P
#5248816
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I'm no professional, but I was under the impression that when you pay a huge sum for a card like this, you're paying for the support, which you don't get when you buy a consumer card.
#5248817
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Don't you mean they are releasing it again, with an extra 12GB slapped on it. :P
You mean 11.5GB. LOL
#5248818
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Why did you have to send me of to the crazy man?
I'm not a fan of linus, but he's not bad 🙂 unlike most other people on youtube, he does his research for his videos and isn't biased as far as I know. He's great for the mid level geek who don't already know this basic stuff.
#5248822
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I'm no professional, but I was under the impression that when you pay a huge sum for a card like this, you're paying for the support, which you don't get when you buy a consumer card.
Exactly. These cards have extended support, and different application support that costs a lot more compared to say a consumer grade Titan X.
#5248823
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Useless card and it is weak for those 24 gb vram...with crazy overpriced price,and gddr5 is very cheap to manifacture
well... the use is not the same, for it's use it is powerfull and extra VRam are the sugar on the cupcake 🙂 you can't imagine how much low/mid GPU are used with huge VRam on pro card... *edit* and also it can be use at 100% for very long period without failing
I'm no professional, but I was under the impression that when you pay a huge sum for a card like this, you're paying for the support, which you don't get when you buy a consumer card.
yes a lot, and mainly for driver and support for exotic OS and program... when you get it it must work (ok sometime it don't but pro drama is as huge as the price he paid compared to vanilia user... 😥:biggun: )
#5248825
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QUADROS also gives 10 bits per channel for Photoshop. FirePro too *if* they update the driver for Windows 10 + Photoshop CC 2015. (Maybe is already fixed...)
Nearly any GPU is capable of 10 bit colour, it was just artificially disabled in the drivers in the past. Quite some time ago AMD allowed enabling 10 bit colour on any card, then a good while later nVidia allowed it as well. I have 10 bit colour enabled right now (yes I have a 10 bit monitor). Too bad 99.9% of content that exists is 8 bit, and getting 10 bit content to display properly can take some work.
#5248831
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Nearly any GPU is capable of 10 bit colour, it was just artificially disabled in the drivers in the past. Quite some time ago AMD allowed enabling 10 bit colour on any card, then a good while later nVidia allowed it as well. I have 10 bit colour enabled right now (yes I have a 10 bit monitor). Too bad 99.9% of content that exists is 8 bit, and getting 10 bit content to display properly can take some work.
I've never seen a 10bit monitor in person. Is the difference noticeable?

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