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Supports everything from small workstations to large-scale simulation environments
According to Seorin C&I on the 27th, this product line was introduced to meet the growing demand for high-performance workstations for AI development, 3D design, and simulation. It is interpreted as a product line that reflects the trend of NVIDIA Blackwell architecture-based GPUs expanding not only to data centers but also to local professional systems.
The RTX PRO 4000 Blackwell SFF Edition is a model featuring a 1-slot low-profile structure. It is designed to be installed in small workstations with space constraints and supports 24GB of GDDR7 memory and a memory bandwidth of 432GB/s. The maximum power consumption is around 70W, and it can be operated without a separate auxiliary power supply.
The higher-end RTX PRO 5000 Blackwell focuses on environments requiring large-scale computational tasks. It features 72GB of GDDR7 memory and a memory bandwidth of 1,344GB/s, and can be utilized for tasks involving large amounts of data, such as AI training, simulation, and 3D design.
In addition, the RTX PRO 5000 Blackwell supports Multi-Instance GPU (MIG) functionality. This allows a single GPU resource to be distributed among multiple work environments, which can be utilized to improve workstation resource utilization efficiency in research labs, enterprises, and development organizations.
In the recent workstation market, not only graphics processing performance but also memory capacity, AI computing capabilities, and power efficiency are emerging as key selection criteria. This product line is characterized by expanding options for various user environments by including both models for compact systems and high-performance computing.
Seorin C&I announced that it provides a 3-year free warranty service for the Leadtek RTX PRO Blackwell series from the date of purchase.
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