NVIDIA Powers New Class of Supercomputing Workstations with Breakthrough Capabilities for Design and Engineering

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(1) 2x performance claim based on SPECviewperf 12 benchmark results.
(2) More than 5 TFLOPS, nearly 3x faster than Quadro K6000.
(3) Single precision (FP32) performance is 10 TFLOPS; running in half precision (FP16) mode doubles the throughput to 20 TFLOPS.
(4) More than 18 times faster than Intel Xeon E5 2697 V3 2.6 GHz 14-core CPU based on internal testing with Iray using 720p scenes.
(5) Quadro drivers currently support configuring up to 16 4K displays using a single Sync II card. Functionality for up to 32 4K displays will be added to a future driver update.

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