NVIDIA Quadro P4000
Extreme Visual Computing
Performance in a Single Slot
Form Factor
- Pascal GPU
- 1792 NVIDIA® CUDA® Cores
- 8 GB GDDR5 CPU Memory
- Up to 243GB/s Memory Bandwidth
- 5.3 TELOPS FP32 Peak single-precision floating point performance(board)
- 105W Max Power Consumption
- 4x DP 1.4 Display Connectors
Pascal Dynamic Load Balancing
Dynamically allocate GPU resources for graphics and compute tasks as needed to maximize resource utilization
Pascal Compute Preemption
Preemption at the instruction-level provides finer grain control over compute tasks to prevent long-running applications from either monopolizing system resources or timing out
Simultaneous Multi-Projection, SMP
Complete stereo rendering of geometry in a single pass to double the effective throughput for applications such as VR
Quadro Sync II Compatibility
Synchronize the display and image output of up to 32 displays from 8 GPUs (connected through two Sync II boards) in a single workstation, reducing the number of machines needed to create an advanced video visualization environment
SLI HB Bridge
Leverage multiple GPUs to dynamically scale graphics performance, enhance image quality, expand display real estate, and assemble a fully virtualized system. 5K resolution in SLI mode supported
Advanced Display Features
DisplayPort 1.4
– DP 1.4 provides twice the bandwidth of the previous generation
– Drive up to four 5K displays simultaneously
– HDR support displays 2x the visible colors resulting in brighter, more saturated images
Multiple Display
– Power up to Four 5K Displays
– Synchronize up to 8 GPUs per system with Quadro Sync II card
Virtual Reality
– 2x Geometry Throughput
– Richer, more lifelike VR experiences
Mosaic Technology, available only on Quadro
Quadro Enable Massive Visualization
Two Quadro Sync II cards can be connected to synchronize up to 8 GPUs per system to provide up to 32 synchronized displays per system!
3D Graphics Architecture
– 64x full scene antialiasing (FSAA)/128x FSAA in NVIDIA SLI® Mode
– Up to 16 K x 16 K texture and render processing
– Support Shader Model 5.1/OpenGL 4.5/DirectX 12.0/Vulkan 1.0
– 32-bit per-component floating point texture filtering and blending
– 16x angle independent anisotropic filtering
Anisotropic filtering improves the clarity and crispness of textured objects in rendering. Textures are images containing various types of data such as color, transparency, reflectivity, and bumps (normals) that are mapped to an object and processed by the GPU in order to give it a realistic appearance on your screen
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