1. GPU Architecture:

• Based on the Ampere architecture, the RTX A2000 brings significant improvements in performance and power efficiency compared to previous generations.
• Supports CUDA cores, Tensor cores, and RT cores for parallel computing, deep learning, and ray tracing.

2. Memory:

• 6GB/12GB GDDR6 VRAM (video memory), providing ample capacity for workloads that require large textures, datasets, or deep learning models.

• Memory interface: 192-bit, delivering high bandwidth to support intensive workloads.

3. Performance:

• Delivers excellent performance for entry-level professional workloads, including 3D rendering, AI development, and video production.
• Capable of running demanding applications in design and simulation, making it suitable for both small-scale and large-scale creative environments.
• Features such as ray tracing acceleration and AI-driven features such as denoising and image upscaling can greatly enhance workflows in design and media applications.

4. Form Factor:

• A compact single-slot design that is ideal for small form factor workstations or those with space limitations.
• Designed to fit into a variety of workstations with lower power consumption and space requirements.

5. Power Consumption:

• With a 70W TDP, the RTX A2000 is relatively power-efficient for a professional-grade GPU, making it suitable for smaller workstations or those with limited power budgets.

6. Ray Tracing and AI Features:

• The RT cores provide hardware-accelerated ray tracing, which is essential for achieving realistic lighting and shadows in 3D rendering.
• Tensor cores support AI workloads, offering performance acceleration for applications in AI training and inference.

7. Display Outputs:

• Offers multiple display outputs, including DisplayPort 1.4a, to drive high-resolution displays for workstations and design environments.

8. Software and Ecosystem:

• Fully supported by NVIDIA Studio drivers, designed specifically for creative professionals, ensuring stability and optimization in key software suites.
• Integrates with popular design and modeling applications such as Autodesk, Blender, Adobe, and others.
• Includes support for NVIDIA Omniverse for real-time collaboration in 3D design.

9. Virtualization and Remote Work:

• Support for NVIDIA vGPU technology, enabling the GPU to be virtualized for use in remote workstations, allowing multiple users to share the same GPU resources.