Pny Nvidia Rtx A2000 Graphic Card

I have been working on PCs for many moons and after years of using little 512MB-2GB video cards, I decided to go for the gusto. I am not a gamer and am using the card for Video, Graphics, and also Astrophotography. After setting up the ability to use StarNet++ with the CUDA cores I am ripping through images now at over a 50% increase in speed with just the A2000 and a Dell XPS8950 12th Gen i9. I wanted to go with the A4000 but could not justify the cost right now due to many bitcoin users abusing the GPU market. If you are looking for a solid video card for Data Science or video and images that only runs at 70w and doesn't require an extra power supply this is your go-to card without a doubt! One thing I will mention is that PNY has fantastic support. I sent an email to support trying to see if the A2000 supports G-Sync monitors and could not find anything online or in the specs from PNY or NVIDIA. Within a few minutes, PNY responded letting me know that the A2000 does in fact support G-Sync. While G-Sync is geared more towards gamers I did want to take advantage of the A2000 120hz syncing and what better way to pair it than with a G-Sync 4k monitor which will be my next purchase. Thanks again B&H for the quick shipping and fair price in these times of high GPU prices!

I replaced my low profile RTX A2000 with this low profile card. I like the full size DP and HDMI ports. Performance is actually better. I highly recommend for the Lenovo Think Station P3 Ultimate.

I do LLM work and this card is superb at this price given the large amount of VRAM. I am able to run state of the art 70B models, the largest open source models on this. Can't afford A100 or H100 so this is great for workstations. The card was up and running within 24 hours of delivery. I'm giving high ratings on all counts of NVIDIA, PNY, and B&H's sales distribution's flawless experience.  - NVIDIA A6000: flexible CUDA programming & driver compatibility. I was surprised, given my system setup was WSL inside windows with mixed GeForce gamer cards and Quadro cards. Drivers still works unlike AMD, which occasionally fails talking to a single card they designed themselves. Open CUDA programming standard and linear algebra is great as well, which also is better than AMD. - PNY's package: came included with the vga to cpu power cable converter, well documented power limits and dimensions. - B&H's sales distribution: nothing was damaged, shipping required signature, and package came with all tampering seals intact which is great.  Did not lose anything unlike Amazon or Dihuni which has a horrifying reputation of either losing thousand dollar goods, tampered goods, late delivery, or goods came damaged, of which both have bad refund processes in my past experiences. B&H excels at what it does, highly recommend.

I got frustrated and confused of what’s the position of this card in the market, If you want an RTX 4080 and a little bit slower, And I meant it little bit slower go ahead and buy it. When I bought it B&H as usual shipped it to me in no time, it was out the same day launch day and it got me the next day no kidding, Whatever their system tells you trust me, It is precise. I was super stoked that I got it and tried it, BUT i had RTX 4080 so I didn’t understand why I bought it. Nvidia been deceiving all Nvidia gamers and made us feel the new card was a big deal. Unfortunately Nvidia gonna suffer the consequences, They are affecting the stores that are selling their products and I hope soon all stores will never sell their graphics cards, It’s a very losing business for them. Anyways, IF you never had an RTX 4080 and been using an RTX 2080 Ti, then it’s time to upgrade. One more thing please do not support their bad business and buy the 3000 series, The 2000 series is the same exact thing but all over priced. Please keep in mind Nvidia is different in 2 areas, Ai and Ray tracing are their strong pillars, It’s a tech company that lacks sales tactics.

Spent the entirety of last weekend (Thursday-Sunday) researching the best deals on medium- high end pre-built PCs on the market. Came across this deal from watching a live stream of a tech reviewer and immediately checked it out. You will not currently find a better deal on a pre-built PC that has a 13th gen i9 CPU and NVIDIA RTX 4080. Trust me, I've looked everywhere. Not only that, but the computer has the components that are advertised- REAL NVIDIA RTX 4080, no re-branded GPU. The real deal. The Lenovo branded case also allows for future upgrades, to include RAM, more storage, PSU etc. I am shocked they are not sold out. Just a note- the computer will arrive to you with RAM operating at 4400 MHZ even though 5600 MHZ is advertised. You have to enter the BIOS (F12 during boot) and activate the 5600 MHZ via XMP. There is not a better computer out there for under $2,500. Lenovo put together the real deal. Highly recommended.

I love this processor. I use it for gaming, 3-D modeling and rendering and I have it paired with an Nvidia RTX 3080 and the 3080 will run at 100-95% load and no CPU bottlenecking no matter what I have done so far.

Works great on cpu cooling. I have the ProArt case to match and a ASUS ProArt Nvidia GeForce Rtx 4070TI Super gpu to match. My cpu that this thing cools is a AMD ryzen 7800x3d

One of the great graphic card that i used it till now

Excelente case. Production quality is a plus. It fits a full size RTX 4080 graphic card!!!

My previous HP, a Z2 G4 has been solid for the past three years but the fan was loud and Chrome was usually the cause. On the Z9, add DDR5 memory and the maxed out NVidia A2000 video card, I have yet to hear the fan on the G9. It weighs a lot more than the G4 and I credit that to the beautiful metal outer case and all the heatsinking inside. The only drawback to the A2000 video option is you must loosen the one blue screw and remove the card if you need to do anything to the BIOS. Ms-windows must be running to get any video as the Nvidia A2000 card does not have EGA/VGA emulation. Not HPs fault, IMHO. BIOS company and microsoft need to add support.