NVIDIA Announces QUADRO Pascal Family

[Raph4]

Finally, after announce NVIDIA TITAN X (Pascal), NVIDIA announced Monday new QUADRO (Pascal) card at SIGGRAPH 2016 :
Quadro P5000 and Quadro P6000.



P6000 GPU packs 24GB of RAM.
P5000 = 1080 with 16GB of VRAM.

Availability: October 2016
Price: ???


NVIDIA :
http://www.nvidia.com/object/quadro-...th-pascal.html


articles :
https://www.pcper.com/news/Graphics-...d-Quadro-P6000
http://www.pcworld.com/article/30999...rformance.html
http://wccftech.com/nvidia-pascal-qu...000-announced/

[AndresAhumada]

Realy? titan 12 g and p5000 16? WTF!!! Nvidia $"#%"#!$"!$#!"#

[Raph4]

Realy? titan 12 g and p5000 16? WTF!!! Nvidia $"#%"#!$"!$#!"#

I think if NVIDIA puts 16GB on TITAN X, after it will be difficult to sell his P5000 more than $2000.
Or why not 16GB for TITAN X and 20 for P5000... but for which price again

[GregM]

I skipped The Maxwell generation of cards and was planning on jumping on the Titan X P or the P5000 for VRay, but to me it seems like Nvidia is making this an easier choice between the two than it should be. The P5000 stats seem underwhelming - am I missing something?

Assuming the P5000 will cost over $2000, it looks like the Titan P is the best way to go for Vray and should be a nice upgrade from my aging K5000.

[AndresAhumada]

RAM WARS!!!


Thanks Nvidia! many thanks

[Raph4]

RAM WARS!!!

A new way from AMD : using NAND SSD has VRAM
http://forums.chaosgroup.com/showthr...ory-video-card
http://radeon.com/radeon-pro-ssg/?we...3-36c4963290d6

Personally I use only NVIDIA hardware, but it's not a bad idea.

[Morbid Angel]

in literally 1-2 years these cards will be as good as dead so I'm waiting...Its good to see a 24 gb card finally. But honestly I have hard time keeping my projects in 24 gb already. Not to mention the limited support in gpu rendering, its just not worth the $$$ at this point.

[glorybound]

I would agree. I would go as far to say that having a computer sitting in front of us will soon be obsolete.

[glorybound]

Here is a 32GB AMD

AMD packs 1TB SSD into a GPU for better VR and gaming - Computerworld
https://apple.news/AJyO3T343Meyc8mnEZSQYXw

[Sbrusse]

I would agree. I would go as far to say that having a computer sitting in front of us will soon be obsolete.

That's why I'm heavily looking into getting my workstation in the cloud.
The only limitation I have ATM is a acceptable framerate to work efficiently