GPU Low profile RTX 2000E launched

[RenG]

NVIDIA Silently Launches RTX 2000E "Ada" Graphics Card, Single-Slot HFHL Design With ECC Memory & Quad Display

NVIDIA has silently introduced its latest RTX Workstation graphics card, the RTX 2000E, which features the "Ada" GPU in a compact design.

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NVIDIA RTX 2000E Ada Generation | Professional GPU | pny.com

NVIDIA RTX 2000E Ada Generation: compact GPU with real-time ray tracing, AI acceleration, and high-performance graphics. Ideal for creative professionals.

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Very cool card. Less TDP than regular A2000. Very helpful for single slot builds without using any mods.

 

[Snerual]

Would be a really cool card if it’s around $200. But it will probably be closer to $600 which makes it completely pointless for normal people like us.

 

[nightshift]

Being a workstation card and with 16GB, it can't be 200$.
But damn, this thing is very alluring. 50w TDP. Imagine having this card with a 12400T and your total system ticks around 100w having all that performance.
I'm very interested in temps though as if it's too high with also heavy noise, then it will loose some of it's appeal. Really interested on some coverage about this one.

 

[RenG]

Price is the biggest factor for sure. If I have to guess MSRP will be around $500. Market price will be higher though.

 

[akai21]

Nvidia must have been reading this forum; Seeing all the people who bought / sought the low profile single slot A2000 cooler from @REVOCCASES and @robbee, they went ahead and make one

 

[REVOCCASES]

Took them long enough to figure there's demand for a proper single slot low profile card...

PS: It's alright available... but given Nvidia is asking for EUR 700+ I'm still happy with a single slot modded A2000 second hand card...

https://www.mindfactory.de/product_info.php/16GB-PNY-NVIDIA-RTX-2000E-Ada-Generaton-LowProfile-OEM-Version_1547242.html

 

[Skripka]

DP1.4a connectors only is crap. Especially in 2024. IMO. I saw mini-DP I thought this might be full DP2.1 with 80gbps support...nope they cheated out on this workstation card that probably costs $2000USD.