NVIDIA has officially announced the RTX 5880 Ada graphics card
By ForGeeks NVIDIA has introduced the RTX 5880 Ada graphics card for professional use. The new card is designed for China and other countries where the original RTX 6000 Ada cannot be shipped due to U.S. sanctions.
NVIDIA has introduced the RTX 5880 Ada for professional use.
The specs indicate a downsized GPU, with the rest of the specs remaining unchanged. The graphics card is designed to comply with the updated U.S. export policy, and its performance has been artificially lowered. NVIDIA RTX 5880 Ada is equipped with a simplified version of the flagship AD102 GPU with 14,080 CUDA cores and 4,400 tensor cores. The GPU clock speed is 2.5 GHz, delivering FP32 performance of 69.3 Tflops and tensor performance of 1,108 Tflops.
Nvidia also unveiled the RTX 5880 Ada Generation professional graphics adapter with 48GB of GDDR6 memory and 20GHz. It’s worth noting, the adapter is a professional graphics gas pedal, not a gaming graphics card. The new model is based on the AD102 GPU and has 14,080 active CUDA cores. The card offers a 384-bit memory bus with 960GB/s of memory bandwidth. TDP is 285W due to not the highest core frequency. The performance of the novelty in FP32 mode is equal to 69.3 TFLOPS, the performance of RT cores — 160.2 TFLOPS, and tensor performance — 1.1 PFLOPS.
The card offers a high performance in FP32 mode.
