I have the Nvidia RTX A6000 48GB
What GPU do you have Any Forums?
Isaiah Gutierrez
Adam Howard
That looks loud
Jayden Parker
980ti
Josiah Roberts
3070 FE with no gaems to paly that actually push the GPU. I just play older games at 300-500 FPS
Aaron Wood
I have the Nvidia A6000x ti 60gb.
Founders Edition.
Tyler Martinez
Currently a 980, but I'm picking up a 3070 next week for a new build.
Michael Brooks
Why do you have a GPU for design?
Kayden Wright
Family Intel Chipset
Matthew Rodriguez
me have higher number
me win
Justin Rivera
no you don't
Jacob Gonzalez
Why is the RTX A6000's design so beautiful?
Joseph Fisher
A4000 also is seckzyyy, but it's also single slot.
Basically a 2080Ti/3070 but with 16GB VRAM.
If I find a cheap HPE Proliant Gen9 I'll get an A4000 or A2000
Ryan Campbell
Cause it's got a blower fan
Aiden Parker
that's cool but correct me if i'm wrong, those aren't good for gaming, right?
it's for VFX 3D stuff and rendering
Jose Jenkins
So what. Why on God's earth should I upgrade now?
Hudson Ortiz
3060ti Founders Edition. Running it with an old ass i7-4790k. Funny thing is is that it doesn't even bottleneck with 95% of the games I play. CPU usage has gone from something like 30% to 60% in games for 144 fps+.
Alexander Nguyen
3090 ti with a 2500k
Colton Turner
Great card for rendering, powerfull as 3080/ti but only 2slot thicc so you can put 4 of them in one box.
William Flores
Because its smooth, clean solid black and gold design stands out as a breath of fresh air in an ocean of flashy l33t RGB gamer cards that have flooded the market.
Christopher Carter
I think Nvidia's direct to consumer cards in general are just way more classy than any of the AIB cards. They're beautiful components.
Austin Richardson
Nvidia keeps the best binned silicon for themselves, which means better reliability and OC if you want it. That's why FE cards are so overpriced over on Ebay and Amazon.
Hunter Russell
same
Jackson Howard
2070
Jeremiah Lopez
Post your shitty Blender/Daz/Poser porn.
Alexander Price
RTX 3070
Julian Hall
I need more frames
John Green
It is kinda overkill for gaming, I believe, partially because no game made today will come close to taking up all 48GB of the A6000's VRAM. The same is also kinda true to a lesser extent for the 3090.
If you use 3D software like Blender, Maya, 3ds Max, Cinema 4D, etc., then that will probably be a different story because GPU-based 3D rendering can be really heavy on VRAM and the more GPU power you have, the more your rendering speeds will improve.
Isaiah Baker
Literally me.
>bought my PC just a couple months before RTX Super and next gen of Ryzens dropped.