NVIDIA Quadro M2000 4GB GDDR5 PCIe

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LowPower, Quiet, SingleSlot Design, Quad 4K Display Support
An affordable Maxwell Quadro, Offers great creative performance at its pricepoint. Handily beats AMD's FirePro W4300, Power efficient (75W); doesn't breach 60°C at load in a normal system, No power connector required. Will fit into many different formfact...

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Pricey vs. Desktop Equivalent, Pascal GPUs Right Around The Corner
Doubleprecision performance is not as good with Maxwell as it was for Kepler

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Last revision on June 22, 2017

Reviewers Liked

LowPower, Quiet, SingleSlot Design, Quad 4K Display Support
An affordable Maxwell Quadro, Offers great creative performance at its pricepoint. Handily beats AMD's FirePro W4300, Power efficient (75W); doesn't breach 60°C at load in a normal system, No power connector required. Will fit into many different formfact

Reviewers Didn't Like

Pricey vs. Desktop Equivalent, Pascal GPUs Right Around The Corner
Doubleprecision performance is not as good with Maxwell as it was for Kepler

Expert reviews and ratings

NVIDIA Quadro M2000 - Find It At AmazonThroughout testing, the NVIDIA Quadro M2000 was a well-mannered, good performing product. The Quadro M2000 is based on the GM206 GPU that also powers mainstream consumer-class cards like the GeForce GTX 950, and as...

By HotHardware on May 13, 2016

Does NVIDIA's final Maxwell-based Quadro deliver the punch we were hoping? That depends on your perspective. Compared to the Quadro K5000, which was released four years ago for more than four times the price of the M2000, the newest Quadro is downright...

By Techgage on May 05, 2016

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While it might not be the biggest leap forward we've come to expect from Nvidia, the M2000 is a worthwhile upgrade that won't break the...

By creativebloq.com on November 08, 2016

Nvidia's second generation ‘Kepler' Quadro launch back in summer 2014 was a bit strange insofar as two products in the range — the Quadro K2200 and Quadro K620 — were actually built from ‘Maxwell' technology, despite their ‘K' branding.Now, 18 months...

By develop3d.com on May 16, 2016