The RTX 2000 is by some way the most affordable of NVIDIA’s current range of workstation GPUs, coming in at just half the price of the other small-form-factor card, the RTX 4000 SFF.

It also supports DLSS 3, NVIDIA’s AI render upscaling and frame interpolation tech, used to improve viewport interactivity in GPU renderers like D5 Render and Chaos Vantage.

The RTX 2000 is the latest card to use NVIDIA’s Ada Lovelace architecture, which features iterative improvements to all three of its key GPU core types: CUDA cores for general GPU computing, Tensor cores for AI operations, and RT cores for hardware-accelerated ray tracing. The latest professional GPU based on NVIDIA’s Ada Lovelace architecture The $625 small-form-factor 16GB card is being targeted at both design and entertainment work.īelow, we’ve rounded up its key specifications, and its relative benchmark performance in CG applications including 3ds Max, DaVinci Resolve, KeyShot, Maya and V-Ray.

NVIDIA has released the RTX 2000, the smallest and cheapest professional workstation GPU to use its Ada Lovelace architecture. Posted by Jim Thacker NVIDIA launches $6 workstation GPU

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