The NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Workstation 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. Because of that, it offers raw performance similar to the GeForce RTX 5090 but with a focus on support for professional applications and three times the onboard VRAM (96GB vs 32 on the 5090). Four DisplayPort 2.1 outputs are provided, to support multiple high-res monitors.
In a break from past NVIDIA pro-series video cards, this Workstation Edition uses the same type of cooling system as the RTX 5090. That means it is NOT suitable for most multi-GPU configurations, though in some specially designed systems it may be possible to use two of them. For multi-card configurations, NVIDIA also produces a Max-Q Workstation model with reduced power limits and a more traditional, blower-style cooling setup. There is also a Server variant that is designed for use in rackmount servers with strong airflow built-in to the chassis.
In a break from past NVIDIA pro-series video cards, this Workstation Edition uses the same type of cooling system as the RTX 5090. That means it is NOT suitable for most multi-GPU configurations, though in some specially designed systems it may be possible to use two of them. For multi-card configurations, NVIDIA also produces a Max-Q Workstation model with reduced power limits and a more traditional, blower-style cooling setup. There is also a Server variant that is designed for use in rackmount servers with strong airflow built-in to the chassis.
