Unveiled at SIGGRAPH 2021 today, the NVIDIA RTX A2000 is now the company’s most-powerful, low-profile, dual-slot GPU for 3D creators. The desktop variant of the RTX A2000 ships in October, while the laptop GPU arrives today in varous laptops, including the Lenovo ThinkPad P17 Gen 2. Featuring a full cover shroud with a small blower type-fan and no power connectors, since it’s designed to be a plug-and-use card. Read more for a video and additional information
Simply put, the RTX A2000 is designed for everyday workflows to help professionals develop photorealistic renderings, build physically accurate simulations and use AI-accelerated tools. The GPU features 6GB of memory capacity with error correction code (ECC) to maintain data integrity for uncompromising computing accuracy and reliability. Second-generation RT cores allow for real-time ray tracing for all professional workflows and up to 5x the rendering performance compared to previous generation cards. No pricing has been announced yet, but it’s expected to retail at around $450 USD.
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The A2000 from NVIDIA has made our modeling flow faster and more efficient. No longer are we sitting and wasting valuable time for graphics to render, and panning around complex geometry has become smoother,” said Connor Reddington, mechanical engineer and certified SOLIDWORKS professional at Avid Product Development, a Lubrizol Company.
