Quadro m6000 professional#

The core clocks are maintained at 988 MHz at default frequency.

Compared to the 2 MB L2 cache on GeForce GTX 980, the Quadro M6000 features 3 MB of L2 cache and has 6 64-bit memory controllers which result in a 384-bit memory interface. The GM200-400-A1 chip which is the fully enabled version of the core has all 24 SMM Units enabled which result in 3072 CUDA Cores, 192 Texture Mapping Units and 96 Raster operation units. The GM200 core on the Quadro M6000 comes with 6 Graphics Processing Clusters, each of which consist of four SMM (Streaming Multiprocessors Units) which have 128 cores in each SMM block. Maxwell however leverages per core performance over Kepler by 1.5x hence delivering higher graphical capabilities. The specifications of the Quadro M6000 include 3072 CUDA cores which is equivalent to the GeForce GTX 690 that featured dual-GK104 cores. Both are twins with the only difference being the market they are aimed towards. When it comes to specifications, the Quadro M6000 isn't a huge step away from the GeForce GTX Titan X. In terms of specifications, we are once again looking at the GM200 core with conservative core and memory clocks but the card does pack more unlocked compute performance hence being a better product suited towards content creators.

Quadro m6000 professional#

The NVIDIA Quadro M6000 is a professional card but has visual and technical similarities to the GeForce GTX Titan X. NVIDIA Quadro M6000 Delivers 7.0 TFlops of Compute To Professionals With GM200 GPU Core NVIDIA not only announced the GeForce GTX Titan X but also announced their professional Quadro M6000 graphics card aimed towards professionals and content creators who demand high-performance and massive compute capabilities delivered by NVIDIA's next generation Maxwell GM200 graphics core. The GTC 2015 conference also served as the platform where NVIDIA introduced their Quadro M6000 graphics card.