News Nvidia Unveils RTX 4000, 5000 Workstation GPUs, Along with New Datacenter Card

[Admin]

Nvidia introduces three workstation-grade and a server-grade graphics cards.

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[evdjj3j]

Nvidia RTX 4000 20GB is the card the 4070 should have been.

 

[PlaneInTheSky]

Of the 4 people I know who used an AI platform, 0 still use it. The reasons come down to unreliability and unpredictability.

 

[10tacle]

Nvidia RTX 4000 20GB is the card the 4070 should have been.

The history of the x70 vs. x80 series and VRAM + memory bandwidth since the GTX 600 gen:

GTX 670 2GB 256-bit
GTX 680 2GB 256-bit

GTX 770 2GB 256-bit
GTX 780 3GB 384-bit

GTX 970 4GB (ahem 3.5GB) 256-bit
GTX 980 4GB 256-bit

GTX 1070 8GB 256-bit
GTX 1080 8GB 256-bit

RTX 2070 8GB 256-bit
RTX 2080 8GB 256-bit

RTX 3070 8GB 256-bit
RTX 3080 10GB/12GB 320-bit

RTX 4070 12GB 192-bit
RTX 4080 16GB 256-bit

RTX 4000 20GB 160-bit

Based on historical trend and three generations of the RTX x70 line being at 8GB VRAM, the RTX 4070 should have launched with a 256-bit bus and 16GB memory right alongside the 4080. I don't know what Nvidia is thinking these days, but they are confusing the consumer more and more with each new generation - and will there or will there not be a Ti series variant for mid-range? I wonder what they'll turn upside down with next year's RTX 5000-series!

 

[Phaaze88]

I don't know what Nvidia is thinking these days, but they are confusing the consumer...

Munny, and keeping shareholders happy? Those are the #1 goals of a publicly traded company, right?
A confused customer is more likely to overspend, so more money for them.
Arc and Radeon are currently playing catch up.

 

[Exploding PSU]

I'm obviously not their target customer, but can I just say, those GPUs are drop dead gorgeous.