Reviewers Liked
- Excellent performance, Offers full range of Fermi, Nvidia technologies, Supports ECC
Reviewers Didn't Like
- Extremely expensive, Supports only two displays per card, Requires six-pin PCIe power connector
NVIDIA Quadro 5000 2.5GB GDDR5 PCIe
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Expert reviews and ratings
It’s hardly cheap, but the Nvidia Quadro 5000 is a terrific performer for almost any workstation application....
By PC Mag onWhen we had been first advised of the cards impending arrival we were told it would be a high-quality, high performer and actually we would have seen nothing like it in a long time. How right Nvidia was. This truly is a huge leap in the...
By TechEye onDepending on the route you go, pricing may not be as much of an issue. While workstation graphics cards can be bought separately, the majority are sold as part of a preconfigured workstation computer from companies...
By Tom's Hardware UK onNvidia, which is well known for its consumer-focused video cards, isn't relying solely on that market to keep going in this perilous economy. Instead, it's continuing to expand into the professional graphics arena. Nvidia introduced four new...
By Computerworld onThe new professional graphics card Quadro 5000 from Nvidia is a success. Using one GPU with Fermi architecture, it delivers higher performance than its predecessor Quadro FX 4800. We have not found any obvious defects in it, actually. The Quadro 5000...
By X-bit Labs onThe Fermi-based Quadro cards look to be as powerful as promised and NVIDIA has another great offering for professional developers. The Quadro 5000 in particular beat out the FirePro V8800 from AMD in most of our SPEC testing though it does have a...
By PCPer onIn conclusion, the Quadro 6000 and 5000 graphics cards represent two of the most powerful workstation products currently on the market. Both are substantially faster than ATI's top card in most of the real world applications we tested, but they have...
By HotHardware onBased on NVIDIA's new Fermi architecture and part of the new group of professional graphics cards that the company classifies as "ultrahigh-end," the Quadro 5000 graphics card introduced today succeeds the company's speedy and deservedly popular...
By Cadalyst onDespués de haber recorrido distintas características correspondientes a las tecnologías disponibles para la nueva generación de Quadro Fermi notamos varios puntos importantes.Habilitar la función de chequeo de errores ECC...
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Angesichts der Testergebnisse steht der Performance-König eindeutig fest: Die Quadro 5000 von Nvidia ist der ATi FirePro V8800 ist nahezu allen Kategorien mit großem Vorsprung überlegen. Das haben wir aufgrund der annähernden Parität im Spielebereich...
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