The NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Server Edition is the top-end model in this generation of professional video cards from NVIDIA. As the name suggests, it uses their new Blackwell architecture - the same tech underlying the GeForce RTX 50 Series. However, it has configurable power consumption which can be tailored for the available cooling and power supply capacity in a given system. At the top end, it can rival the GeForce RTX 5090's performance but with a focus on support for professional applications and three times the onboard VRAM (96GB vs 32 on the 5090). At reduced power, it would have lower clock speeds and overall performance - but will still be an extremely powerful GPU! Four DisplayPort 2.1 outputs are provided, to support multiple high-res monitors.
Because it is designed for use exclusively in a server environment, this variant of the RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell has a passive heatsink (no fan). This means that it is wholly dependent on cooling provided by the fans in the rackmount chassis in which it is installed. For systems where sufficient cooling is not available, there are other models with built-in fans: the single-card Workstation Edition and the multi-GPU friendly Max-Q Workstation Edition.
Because it is designed for use exclusively in a server environment, this variant of the RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell has a passive heatsink (no fan). This means that it is wholly dependent on cooling provided by the fans in the rackmount chassis in which it is installed. For systems where sufficient cooling is not available, there are other models with built-in fans: the single-card Workstation Edition and the multi-GPU friendly Max-Q Workstation Edition.
