A new graphics card for workstations will receive a 96GB GDDR7 memory with a Cuda Nuclear and ECC support (bug fix), which is more than 2304 than the RTX 5090.
This model consumes 600 watts, which makes it one of the first working station cards with higher energy consumption than the game (RTX 5090 – 575 W).
Apparently, a 16 -pin power connector will receive.
The design of the video card is similar to the two channels RTX 5090, but are characterized by a lighter cooling system with large radiators. The map is equipped with PCIe 5.0 x16 interface and four DisplayPort 2.1 port.
RTX Pro Blackwell’s official statement is expected in GTC 2025 (17-20 March).
Source: Ferra
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