NVIDIA GPUs for workstation PCs explained

In this video we explain what sets apart the three different types of NVIDIA GPU: consumer, workstation and server. It breaks down the 2022 range of workstation NVIDIA RTX GPUs, to help you pick the perfect Ampere or Turing GPU for your workstation PC.
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[@sergiochantayon7819]

I wish you could use uniform symbols when you refer to ECC memory. In the RTX XXXX table you say "yes", but for the T XXX table you use "x" ... meaning yes or no????

[@benjaminslater]

Great, clear info. Thanks🙏

[@scanprographics5094]

Glad you enjoyed it! - JG

[@Oldyellowbrick]

I would have liked more info on why you would buy one of these over an RTX..They are almost double the cost compared to a top end RTX and in some cases half the spec (apart from VRAM)..What peaks my interest is if I were to get a notable increase in stability where my system doesn’t crash due to heavy 3D scenes and GPU rendering?

[@scanprographics5094]

You should indeed get higher stability with a professional RTX card versus a consumer GeForce RTX card. This comes down to a few factors, most importantly that professional RTX cards have certified drivers for the most popular applications, so have been extensively tested. Secondly, most professional RTX cards have ECC memory, which is by design more reliable than standard memory. Thirdly, the professional RTX cards have more memory, which means you can render more complex scenes. - JG

[@augustinboisleux]

Kevin R shows the difference in terms of performance on CAD software. Quadros are performing so much compared to geforce. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nWeyl4yla6iZqpo

[@moe6271]

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