NVIDIA launches multiple GPUs for workstations: Desktop RTX A5500 with RTX 3080 Ti specs and 6 new SSDs for laptop

NVIDIA RTX A5500 with RTX 3080 Ti . specs

Along with the H100 AI Accelerator, NVIDIA is today announcing new workstation GPUs for desktop and laptop computers.

The A5500 is a desktop workstation graphics card equipped with a GA102 GPU and a 10240 CUDA core. This configuration matches the RTX 3080 Ti gaming GPU specification, but there’s a very significant change: The workstation model features GDDR6 memory with EEC while the gaming GPU supports GDDR6X. NVIDIA has not confirmed the exact specifications, such as clock speeds or TDP for this SKU.

Furthermore, NVIDIA is introducing up to six new GPUs for laptop workstations, including the flagship RTX A5500 (laptop) clearly using a GA103 GPU with 7,424 cores and 16GB of GDDR6 memory. This also confirms that NVIDIA is restarting the RTX 3080 Ti desktop and laptop, but for workstations.

Among the new parts is the RTX A500, the slowest Ampere laptop GPU released to date, featuring 2,048 CUDA cores and just 4GB of memory. Other models such as the A1000, A2000, and A3000 will have 4GB, 8GB, and 12GB respectively, while the RTX A4500 will use 16GB of memory and a GPU104 GPU with 5888 CUDA cores.

RTX Ampere laptop and desktop update, Source: NVIDIA

source: HardwareAnd the computer base



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