NVIDIA has officially launched the new Quadro M6000, built for professional design and visualization applications. The Quadro M6000 provides 12GB of GPU memory, 7.0 teraflops of peak single-precision performance, support for up to four 4K displays, and the power efficiency of NVIDIA’s Maxwell architecture in one powerful package.
Designed to deliver cutting-edge graphics performance for professional visual computing workflows at the enterprise level, the Quadro M6000 is certified on more than 100 popular professional applications.
The card packs in 3072 CUDA cores, 192 texture mapping units, and 96 raster operations pipelines. On an average, it delivers 30 percent faster performance(1), including 2.4x faster ray tracing (2) and 36-bit colour support for high-dynamic range displays.
By pairing the Quadro M6000 with the newly announced NVIDIA Iray 2015, professionals will be able to experience the highest level of visual realism and interactivity in design workflows, while more than doubling the rendering speed. NVIDIA Iray® is a highly interactive and intuitive physically based rendering technology that generates photorealistic imagery by simulating the physical behavior of light and materials.
Quadro Visual Computing Alliance
Alongwith the Quadro M6000, NVIDIA has also introduced a newly upgraded Quadro Visual Computing Appliance, bundled with eight M6000s. The appliance lets designers get the most out of Iray to visualize higher-resolution models interactively with unforeseen levels of photorealism. Multiple VCAs can be stacked in a data center to enable on-demand and scalable rendering power for the enterprise.
Quadro K1200
Another addition to the Quadro family is the new K1200. It’s the fastest graphics card specifically designed for small form factor (SFF) workstations.
The Quadro M6000 and K1200 are available now for purchase from OEMs and distributors. System configurations may vary and buyers are advised to contact their NVIDIA partner salesperson for additional information.
