NVIDIA RTX A5000 GRAPHICS CARD

Perfectly Balanced. Blazing Performance.

Spearhead innovation from your desktop with the NVIDIA RTX™ A5000 graphics card, the perfect balance of power, performance, and reliability to tackle complex workflows. Built on the latest NVIDIA Ampere architecture and featuring 24 gigabytes (GB) of GPU memory, it’s everything designers, engineers, and artists need to realize their visions for the future, today.

NVIDIA Ampere Architecture-Based CUDA Cores

Accelerate graphics workflows with the latest CUDA® cores for up to 2.5X single-precision floating-point (FP32) performance compared to the previous generation.

Second-Generation
RT Cores

Produce more visually accurate renders faster with hardware-accelerated motion blur and up to 2X faster ray-tracing performance than the previous generation.

Third-Generation
Tensor Cores

Boost AI and data science model training with up to 10X faster training performance compared to the previous generation with hardware-support for structural sparsity.

24GB of GPU Memory

Tackle memory-intensive workloads, from virtual production to engineering simulation, with 24 GB of GDDR6 memory with ECC.

Virtualization-Ready

Repurpose your personal workstation into multiple high-performance virtual workstations with support for NVIDIA RTX Virtual Workstation (vWS) software.

PCI Express Gen 4

Improve data-transfer speeds from CPU memory for data-intensive tasks with support for PCI Express Gen 4.

Power Efficiency

Leverage a dual-slot, power efficient design that’s 2.5X more power efficient than the previous generation and crafted to fit a wide range of workstations.

MULTI-GPU SCALABILITY

NVIDIA NVLink Bridge

NVLink enables professional applications to easily scale memory and performance with multi-GPU configurations. With a low-profile design that fits into a variety of systems, NVIDIA NVLink Bridges allow you to connect two RTX A5000s. This delivers up to 112 gigabytes per second (GB/s) of bandwidth and a combined 48GB of GDDR6 memory to tackle memory-intensive workloads.