GPU and chipmaker Nvidia has unveiled a new line of professional GPUs for workstations. The Quadro K6000 GPU, built around the company's successful Kepler architecture, delivers five-times higher ...

This week at the annual computer graphics conference known as Siggraph, NVIDIA has let loose information on their next-generation NVIDIA QUADRO K6000. This is NVIDIA QUADRO release is the new most ...

Nvidia is currently a force to be reckoned with when it comes to consumer graphics, with powerful cards such as the GeForce GTX Titan sitting right at the top of benchmarking tables. The company is ...

GPU specializes in graphics processing for general purpose use, significantly more powerful than PS4/Xbox One GPUs. In a press release yesterday, Nvidia unveiled the Quadro K6000, which it pegs as its ...

Page 7: What About 4K? Page 8: Conclusion It has been almost two years since AMD launched the FirePro W9000 and kicked off a new battle in the workstation GPU wars. Today, we're reviewing the ...

NVIDIA today unveiled the visual computing industry's new flagship technology -- the NVIDIA QuadroK6000 GPU, the fastest and most capable GPU ever built. NVIDIA today also launched a new line of ...

Nvidia has announced what it claims is the world's most powerful graphics card - but before you get excited, it's talking about a Quadro board aimed at workstation users rather than a GeForce part for ...

The Dell Precision Tower 5810is a gargantuan single-processor desktop workstation with a high-end Nvidia Quadro K6000 GPU and 10-core Intel Xeon processor that are made for the deadline-fraught user ...

You can always count on NVIDIA to release something that gets your wallet craving an emptying, and today is no different with the announcement of their new professional-grade GPU, the Quadro K6000.

"The NVIDIA Quadro K6000 GPU is the highest performance, most capable GPU ever created for the professional graphics market," said Ed Ellett, senior vice president, Professional Solutions Group at ...

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