NVIDIA are calling their new Kepler-based, professional GPU "the fastest and most capable GPU ever built."It has replaced the Quadro 6000, and features an insane 12GB of DDR5 RAM, 2880 streaming ...

The NVIDIA QUADRO K6000 will be available this Fall worldwide from both leading OEMs and resellers. If you're aiming to bring on a massive display wall for broadcast-type applications or digital ...

Nvidia has unveiled the Quadro K6000 – its new flagship professional GPU. The card offers some impressive specs including 12 GB of GDDR5 memory, and provides a significant performance boost over ...

The incredibly powerful Quadro K6000 has been shown to the world and its set to shake up the world of professional graphics in a big way. The card is based around the GK110 architecture, ...

NVIDIA has unleashed upon the world the Quadro K6000 graphics card. The card, which is aimed at pros, comes with a massive 12GB of GDDR5 memory, three times that of the K5000.

The Quadro K6000 is based upon the Kepler architecture and delivers nearly five-times the compute performance and "nearly double the graphics capability" of the previous Quadro 6000 GPU.

According to Nvidia, the new Quadro K6000 should start to ship sometimes this fall and will be sold individually via AIB partners like ELSA, PNY and Leadtek as well as via Nvidia's OEM partner ...

Nvidia has unveiled its latest flagship Quadro GPU, the K6000, claiming it’s the fastest GPU ever built. The Quadro K6000 has double the graphics capability of its predecessor, the Quadro 6000. It ...

HotHardware takes a detailed look at the Hawaii-based AMD FirePro W9100 Professional GPU, and compares it to NVIDIA's Quadro K6000. - Page 5 ...

The Quadro M6000 is NVIDIA's new highest-end workstation platform. ... At first glance, the M6000 may seem like a fairly small upgrade compared to NVIDIA's previous top-end GPU, the K6000.

by Rob Williams on July 28, 2015 in Graphics & Displays. What NVIDIA’s GeForce TITAN X does for gaming, its Quadro M6000 does for workstations. As the company’s first Maxwell-based Quadro, the M6000 ...

Workstations aren’t just about the CPU, so the Boxx says the Apexx 5 can accommodate four dual-slot GPUs such as Nvidia’s Quadro K6000 cards, Tesla or AMD FirePro W9100 cards.