Cisco CAI-GPU-RTXP6000 | RTX Pro 6000 Graphics Card, 96GB GDDR7, 600W, PCIe 5.0

Q: What workloads is the RTX Pro 6000 designed for?
A: The RTX Pro 6000 is engineered for professional AI inference and training, large language model deployment up to 70-120B parameters, 3D rendering and ray tracing, CAD/CAE simulation, data science, video editing and encoding, virtual production, and scientific computing. The 96GB memory capacity enables workloads that exceed consumer GPU capabilities.

Q: What are the power and cooling requirements?
A: The card requires a 600W TDP and uses a single 16-pin PCIe CEM5 (12VHPWR) power connector. A minimum 1000W power supply is recommended for stable operation under full load. The dual-slot form factor requires a full-size workstation or rackmount chassis with adequate airflow. The Workstation Edition features active cooling, while Server Edition uses passive cooling for data center deployment.

Q: Does the RTX Pro 6000 support multi-GPU configurations?
A: Yes, multiple RTX Pro 6000 cards can be installed in systems with sufficient PCIe 5.0 x16 slots, power delivery, and thermal management. The card supports PCIe peer-to-peer communication for multi-GPU workflows. Note that this model does not include NVLink for memory pooling across GPUs, but the 96GB per-GPU capacity enables parallel workloads across multiple cards for up to 384GB total in a 4-GPU configuration.

Q: What is Multi-Instance GPU (MIG) capability?
A: MIG allows the RTX Pro 6000 to be partitioned into up to four fully isolated GPU instances, each with dedicated memory, cache, and compute cores. You can configure up to 4x 24GB instances, 2x 48GB instances, or 1x 96GB instance. This enables multiple users or workloads to share a single GPU securely, maximizing utilization and flexibility in virtualized or multi-tenant environments.

Q: How does this compare to previous generation professional GPUs?
A: The Blackwell architecture delivers up to 3X AI performance improvement over previous generation Tensor Cores, with new FP4 precision support for efficient inference. Fourth-gen RT Cores provide up to 2X ray tracing performance. GDDR7 memory offers significantly higher bandwidth than GDDR6, and PCIe 5.0 doubles the interface bandwidth compared to PCIe 4.0. The 96GB capacity is double that of most previous workstation GPUs.