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Equipped with 96 GB of GDDR7 SDRAM, this graphics card provides ample memory for handling large datasets and complex graphical tasks efficiently.
Impressive resolution support
The NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Max-Q can support a maximum external resolution of 7680 x 4320 at 100 Hz, enabling stunning visual clarity across multiple displays.
Robust performance capabilities
Featuring an NPU performance of up to 3511 TOPS, this card is designed to meet the demands of professionals requiring high processing power for advanced computing.
Efficient multi-tasking
The Multi-Instance GPU technology allows the graphics card to efficiently partition resources, enhancing workflow by running multiple tasks simultaneously.
Effective cooling mechanism
With its active thermal solution, the graphics card maintains optimal temperatures during intensive operations, ensuring consistent performance without overheating.
Key selling points
96 GB GDDR7 SDRAM memory for large data handling
Support for up to four displays with high resolutions
NPU performance of up to 3511 TOPS
Multi-Instance GPU technology for efficient multi-tasking
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