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Thread: NVIDIA Announces Quadro K6000... "the king of Keplers"

  1. 07-23-2013, 08:01 AM #1
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    NVIDIA Announces Quadro K6000... "the king of Keplers"

    It should come as no surprise then that with the Quadro K6000, NVIDIA is looking to launch what will become the king of the Keplers.
    2880 Stream Proc @ 900Mhz, 12GB GDDR5 of Ram @ 6GHz, Max Power @ 225Watts... rest of the specs below. I'm impressed with the power usage, I'm sure this will cost a pretty penny, :P

    http://www.anandtech.com/show/7166/n...s-quadro-k6000
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    Tesla is likely still faster at DP, since Nvidia typically cripples DP performance of Quadros.
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    This is not a gaming card ? isn't ?
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    Quote Originally Posted by zalbard View Post
    Tesla is likely still faster at DP, since Nvidia typically cripples DP performance of Quadros.
    They have keep 1/3, but i dont know exactly how they traduct on real use.
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    Quote Originally Posted by koc View Post
    This is not a gaming card ? isn't ?
    Most certainly not a gaming card, Quadro's series is used for science/engineering mostly.. like drafting/rendering, etc. though the specs are amazing, the drivers gear it towards specific applications.. rather than gaming.
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    Quote Originally Posted by turbox997 View Post
    2880 Stream Proc @ 900Mhz, 12GB GDDR5 of Ram @ 6GHz, Max Power @ 225Watts... rest of the specs below. I'm impressed with the power usage, I'm sure this will cost a pretty penny, :P
    They have had about a year to bin... I'm hoping they could find a few thousand of them after that long.
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    Quote Originally Posted by turbox997 View Post
    2880 Stream Proc @ 900Mhz, 12GB GDDR5 of Ram @ 6GHz, Max Power @ 225Watts... rest of the specs below. I'm impressed with the power usage, I'm sure this will cost a pretty penny, :P

    http://www.anandtech.com/show/7166/n...s-quadro-k6000
    Impressive specs, but I have a feeling the power claims are exaggeration at best and a downright lie at worst. Maybe it's just exceptionally good binning though?
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    Quote Originally Posted by zalbard View Post
    Tesla is likely still faster at DP, since Nvidia typically cripples DP performance of Quadros.
    Not for the K6000.

    http://www.nvidia.com/content/PDF/li...3-final-lr.pdf

    5196 peak SP GFLOPS (902 MHz), 1732 peak DP GFLOPS.
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    Quote Originally Posted by iMacmatician View Post
    Not for the K6000.

    http://www.nvidia.com/content/PDF/li...3-final-lr.pdf

    5196 peak SP GFLOPS (902 MHz), 1732 peak DP GFLOPS.
    That's on paper. There may be some software things at play.
    Historically Nvidia made Tesla for DP and Quadro for SP, and tweaked drivers / BIOS / hardware to make that distinction.
    Quote Originally Posted by hurleybird View Post
    Impressive specs, but I have a feeling the power claims are exaggeration at best and a downright lie at worst. Maybe it's just exceptionally good binning though?
    GK110 is very power efficient.
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    Quote Originally Posted by zalbard View Post
    That's on paper. There may be some software things at play.
    Historically Nvidia made Tesla for DP and Quadro for SP, and tweaked drivers / BIOS / hardware to make that distinction.

    GK110 is very power efficient.
    He quoted SP flops, doesnt even realize the difference between SP and DP probably.

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