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Source: https://videocardz.com/newz/nvidia-rt...
The article discussing Nvidia's new RTX Pro 6000 graphics card, part of their professional visualization lineup utilizing the Blackwell architecture. Key points include a simplified naming scheme (dropping the "A" prefix), the card's flagship status with 96 GB of ECC memory and a 300W TDP, and the memory being placed on both sides of a PCB similar in size to the previous 48 GB RTX A6000. The PCB lacks a 12V-2x6 connector, suggesting reliance on standard 8-pin power. The article also briefly mentions the RTX Pro 4500 likely using a single-sided memory layout. Below the article is a table listing specifications for various Nvidia professional workstation GPUs, both the new Blackwell series (RTX Pro 6000) and the older Ada Lovelace series (RTX A series), detailing GPU, CUDA cores, memory, and TDP.