NVIDIA Quadro Comes Up Aces
 

Today NVIDIA is announcing some big updates to their mobile Quadro lineup, and the Santa Clara company has announced new products, new reference designs, and a wide-range of upcoming products from NVIDIA’s partners to showcase all of the design effort put in.

NVIDIA’s Turing architecture was unveiled roughly a year ago bringing the addition of real-time ray tracing support to the company’s already strong GPU lineup. Since then, we’ve seen the transition to GeForce RTX cards in laptops as well. The missing piece was the Quadro RTX for laptops, which is a piece that is no longer missing. The top of the product stack will be the Quadro RTX 6000, featuring a massive 24 GB of memory, and as is typical of NVIDIA’s laptop cards starting with Pascal, these are the full desktop counterparts, meaning the RTX 6000 offers the same 4608 CUDA cores, and 384-bit memory interface. This is the TU102 GPU, which is the same chip that powers the GeForce RTX 2080 Ti, and has previously only been available in a desktop form factor.

https://www.anandtech.com/show/14826...ference-design