The GPU is built off of Pascal GPU architecture (leveraging a 16nm FinFET+ manufacturing process) and packs many a component to give it its high performance including 24GB of GDDR5X frame buffer memory and 3,840 CUDA cores. The NVIDIA Quadro P6000 is the second to the top in the company’s Quadro line, just behind the GP100. During this test, the NVIDIA P6000 showed better performance than the other two GPUs across the board, significantly in the Medical, Showcase, and Siemens NX. These viewsets include CATIA, Creo, Energy, Maya, Medical, Showcase, Siemens NX, and Solidworks. SPECviewperf runs 8 benchmarks it calls viewsets, all of which represent graphics content and behavior from actual applications.
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The next benchmark we will be looking at is the SPECviewperf 12, the worldwide standard for measuring graphics performance based on professional applications. For minimum FPS the P6000 hit 280.29 a bit higher than the P5000 (278.34) and just a hair under the P4000 (280.92). In our first benchmark, we will be looking at several aspects of the ESRI ArcGIS program specifically, the average of the drawtime, average frames per second (Average FPS) and minimum frames per second (Minimum FPS). This is not a one is better than the other, rather a look at performance progression from the mid-range to the high-end. We will be comparing the P6000 to two other GPUs in the Pascal Quadro line, the P5000, and the P4000. To see just how powerful the NVIDIA Quadro P6000 really is, we installed the card inside our HP Z640 desktop workstation and put it through several graphics benchmarks. NVIDIA 3D Vision and 3D Vision Pro: Support via 3 pin mini DIN.Form Factor: 4.4” H x 10.5” L Dual Slot.Maximum Displays 4K 60HzChannels Per GPU: 4.Maximum Supported Displays Channels Per GPU: 4.Display Connectors: DP 1.2 (4), DVI-I (1), Optional Stereo (1).Peak Single Precision Performance: Up to 12 TFLOPs.It features the usual 4x 1.2 DisplayPorts as well as 1x DVI-I and an optional stereo port. Just like the Quadro P5000, the P6000 measures 4.4” in height and 10.5” in length, and uses a dual slot via the PCI Express 3.0 x16 interface. Aside from gaming and design, VR is being implemented as a powerful tool in the medical and psychological communities and will most likely continue to grow in use cases and applications. The Quardro P6000 is ideal for creating and editing 3D VR content. As Virtual Reality (VR) technology continues to improve and become more mainstream there will be new opportunities in this field. Dropping a P6000 in a system would add a bit a future-proofing in a rapidly changing industry (which is always useful to have), there is better use for it. So the question needs to be asked, what are users going to do with all of this graphic processing power? While the P6000 would work wonders with most media and creative professionals, it seems a bit like overkill. The new Pascal GPUs allow for more CUDA cores and larger framebuffers versus the older models and they leverage GDDR5X frame buffer memory (24GB in this case) supporting up to 9Gbps data rates. The P of the Quadro P6000 refers to its Pascal GPU architecture, which is built using a 16nm FinFET+ manufacturing process that in turn allows for more transistors, operate at higher frequencies, and deliver better performance per watt compared to prior generation GPUs. Today we will be looking at the NVIDIA Quadro P6000 the second most powerful (and possibly the highest performing) GPU NVIDIA has to offer for desktop workstations. In our previous reviews we’ve looked at GPUs on the lower end of performance and how they perform in workstations. A higher number is equal to a higher performer. Unlike several vendors in the industry, NVIDIA likes to keep it a bit simpler in terms of naming their products.
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