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PNY Quadro RTX 4000 8 GB GDDR6
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- Produttore chipset: NVIDIA
- Linea chipset: Quadro
- Serie chipset: RTX.
- Modello chipset: RTX 4000.
- Memoria standard: 8 GB
PNY Quadro RTX 4000 8 GB GDDR6
€395,00
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- Produttore chipset: NVIDIA
- Linea chipset: Quadro
- Serie chipset: RTX.
- Modello chipset: RTX 4000.
- Memoria standard: 8 GB
PNY Quadro RTX 4000 8 GB GDDR6 Prezzi
395,00€
Agosto 18, 2026 6:39 pm
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Andy –
Very sad that one of these died in a system that I was building before I finished building the system. I replaced with a different card and the system has been fine for over 2 months now. Hopefully it was just a one off issue!!
Craig Monteith –
A real powerful card, consumes little current and runs quite. You will have to download the driver and purchase a display port to display port cable.
Mine cam in a old PNY box don’t watch that, just look what’s inside.
RockyPilot –
When I built my new CAD Workstation I used this video card. It is awesome! However my video quality which I was displaying on my 4K monitor/TV was worst than my small two year old laptop also connected to the 4K monitor/TV. So, I contacted Nvidia and asked them about this. They suggested it was my video cable going from the back of the video card to my 4K monitor. I honestly didn’t believe them as cables are cables. WRONG! I bought a really high end video cable to replace the NEW one I had just bought a week before which was a cheap low end. That fixed the problem and I could then increase my video resolution much higher and the video quality looks GREAT!
Larry –
works great for gaming
Steve Hopkins –
If you are a content creator, and not a gamer do not be fooled that the consumer level cards with studio drivers are anything like a Quadro. I tried the one mentioned above and I can guarantee that there is no comparison when performing renderings or even maneuvering through a 3D model that is not compiled and is editable on the fly. The render times for the images above dropped 75% from my old Quadrro K1200 in very overclocked 4th gen Core i7-4770K system overclocked to 5.8Ghz. That means they took only 1.5 minutes to create. This is an 8 Gb AutoCAD Architecture file completely furnished inside and I am so impressed. Animations are done 10x faster than before. What used to take overnight is done in under 3 hours. Gotta say it was worth the the price and if I had it to spend I would get the RTX5000 as it has even better potential. By the way the 2080 card couldn’t even complete a rendering without the system resetting.
I will add the I am talking about a brand new Core i9-10900K system w/64 Gb of DDR4-3600 ram Dual Samsung 970 Pro SSD and the motherboard is the Asus Maximus XII Hero overclocked to the max 5.3Ghz on all cores with an 850w power supply in the biggest case known to man the Corsair Graphite 760T and of course the Kraken tripple fan cooler. I also added a slew of other fans to fill every available space. I’ve been building systems since the first 8088 clones came out and never stopped. Computer Gear Head here!