NVIDIA has recently introduced its latest addition to the workstation GPU lineup, the powerful RTX 5880 ADA. This cutting-edge GPU is designed to cater to the needs of professional desktop GPU users, excelling in various tasks such as 3D modeling, rendering, data visualization, and video streaming.
The new RTX 5880 ADA workstation GPU stands as a response to recent export restrictions imposed by the United States, which resulted in the ban of the RTX 6000 ADA workstation GPU in China and several other countries. In order to overcome this challenge, NVIDIA has opted for utilizing a cut-down Ada Lovelace GPU with reduced specifications to make the RTX 5880 ADA compliant for the Chinese market.
Equipped with a cut-down AD102 GPU boasting 14080 CUDA cores, the RTX 5880 ADA delivers exceptional performance. Although it features 22% fewer CUDA cores compared to its predecessor, the RTX 6000 ADA, it remains highly capable. The Tensor Cores have also been reduced to 440 from 658, still providing immense power for AI-related tasks.
In terms of compute performance, the RTX 5880 ADA delivers an impressive 69.3 TFLOPS of single-precision compute performance, which is 24% slower than the RTX 6000 ADA. The GPU utilizes 48GB of GDDR6 memory on a 384-bit memory bus, providing up to 960GB/sec of memory bandwidth. Remarkably, this memory configuration matches that of the RTX 6000 ADA. Additionally, the RTX 5880 ADA features a 15W lower TDP than its predecessor, consuming 285W instead of 300W.
NVIDIA has officially unveiled the RTX 5880 ADA workstation GPU on its website, making it readily accessible to professionals across various countries. While it caters specifically to the Chinese market, it will also be available to users in other countries within the professional field. This new release further reinforces NVIDIA’s commitment to providing cutting-edge GPU solutions for a wide range of professional applications.
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