Summary
Of course, the whole thing today is only a small outline and foretaste of what is still to come and must first be elaborately prepared. Since the Quadro RTX A6000 isn’t a consumer card designed for gamers, I’ve omitted the charts with more games. I tested a total of 9 other games in WQHD and Ultra-HD, and found that the Quadro RTX A6000 slots in between the GeForce RTX 3080 FE and the RTX 3090. Depending on the game, the card is closer to the smaller or larger card, but always with a visible distance, so that you can locate it in the middle with a clear conscience.
I left the listing of the individual games because there were problems with the drivers of the Quadro card, which is not a gamer card. For example, Ghost Recon Breakpoint only ran at 8 FPS after the last update (patch) because the card was not recognized. Also some other freshly patched games were not really plausible from a performance point of view, so you really have to be fair. But despite everything, there were already interesting findings even with the two games.
It’s also a fact that the slightly slower memory is surprisingly never really a hindrance and even outperforms the very lean GDDR6X on the RTX 3080 FE by a long way because there’s simply enough of it. However, this was not the subject of today’s test, but nevertheless raises the question to what extent the power-hungry and hot GDDR6X (in such resolutions) is still needed at all. The memory on the Quadro RTX A6000 still performs well in 8K and is fast enough to either beat the GeForce RTX 3090 by a narrow margin or at least not let it fall far behind.
Of course, all this makes me want to do more, so I’m going to prepare the workstation to unleash real workflows on this card for once. And if the sampling god wants and allows it, the card is still disassembled and water cooled, because the boost clock of plenty of 1.6 GHz after complete warming up still allows almost 300 MHz leeway to the value of the cold card. This clock difference could then be priced in as a “thermal” overclock. But then again, that’s the next story.
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