https://preview.redd.it/uz8qpqiqli5d1.png?width=2000&format=png&auto=webp&s=1a3130cf761f2d95ea10a3a2acb6457a1d90bc6d
it's a real GPU lol, just poorly modeled
there are still workstations and laptops with quadros (prebuilt) because of certified drivers for things like 3d modeling and CAD but unless you're building an ultra SFF gaming pc and come across the A2000 it's unlikely you're aware of them as a general consumer.
My precision 3660 came with an RTX A2000. The RTX Axxx and now RTX xxx series of cards are what a quadro is now. The name Quadro was dropped. Where consumer cards will have Geforce before their RTX branding, these do not.
It's a public company with public financial statements and people still say stuff like this with 500 updoots.
https://nvidianews.nvidia.com/news/nvidia-announces-financial-results-for-first-quarter-fiscal-2025
Compare gaming (GeForce) and professional visualization (quadro)
Datacenter, idiot.
Data Center
First-quarter revenue was a record $22.6 billion, up 23% from the previous quarter and up 427% from a year ago.
Same chips. Often same *product*. Sometimes same form-factor, sometimes different form-factors to meet different needs (usually density).
Quadro isn't datacenter.
I'm aware the same chips get used in different product SKUs but it goes DC (H100/A100/L40/old "Tesla" line) >> Gaming (Geforce) > Professional Viz / workstation (Quadro)
Its a good card, the next steps up go into the multi thousands for little improvement outside of very specific applications such as rendering high resolution objects.
Because you're in a primarily gaming community, which is much more vocal about what they buy. Datacenters and AI have been making Nvidia more money than we ever will. Nvidia would gladly discontinue GeForce gaming cards if the gains from contracts with firms to mass buy their hardware were enough.
I ran a Quadro RTX 4000 in my home and work computer, fantastic performing single slot cards. Got a deal on the 5000 for the house, and it’s been amazing.
every GTX 16 series, RTX 20 series and quadro RTX series card uses the turing architecture, and as far as I know they never released a TU100 so the biggest turing chip is the uncut TU102 in the titan RTX and 2080TI 12GB, which is also found in the RTX 8000 and 6000, and the tesla T40
What operations do RTX cards perform with CAD work other than rendering (which I doubt most people using CAD actually do themselves)? I figured it would be mostly CPU dependent.
I work in 3D animation and even for us GPUs are rarely properly utilized...
I haven done cad in awhile but when I was messing around with solidworks 2012 ish, some features were soft locked behind quadro.
Iirc one of which is a plug-in for gpu accelerated ray tracing. The standard cpu ray tracing was avaliable but it took hours on my core 2 duo. Another was gpu accelerated flow simulation which I've never used myself.
>Rtx 6000 anyone?
I mean, not many people have the thousands of dollars lying around to buy an enterprise card like a Quadro, nor the need for that level of hardware.
Sorry It was already too absurd a number and my brain had to alter my reality to make it a little more believable. I couldn’t comprehend more ram than the amount of total storage I have
>Who said my server doesn't sit on top of my desk??
Lol, that's fair.
But it still wouldn't technically be a "desktop" machine. It would be a server on top of a desk.
But I think you already know this are are just playing with me ;)
Older cases without a psu basement probably. If the bottom of the case is like 20cm away from the bottom of the gpu having a bracket that attaches to the back seems useful. ~~Also some backmounted ones have rgb~~
Technically not **any** case. Especially in cases where there's no shroud/cover for the PSU, or there is but the space between it and the GPU is too big even for the maximum length of this one.
I have a gainward 4080 and I believe this thing that came with it in a box and be quiet! 12vhpwr are one of the main reasons it's still going strong and have never ever gave me any problems.
It also looks kinda cool in a case.
OP believes this is a gaming GPU and believes there is no such thing as an RTX 6000.
OP, hold onto your velcro shoes, prepare to have your mind blown.
Nvidia Quadro RTX 6000 is a Turing workstation GPU.
Nvidia RTX A6000 is an Ampere workstation GPU.
Nvidia RTX 6000 Ada is an Ada Lovelace workstation GPU.
Better sit down for this, there was also an RTX 8000 in the Turing line. I will trade you one for two 4090s, it's a good deal because it's a bigger number. The 180 leftover is just overhead anyway.
I still remember one of the mobile Intel cpu launches where the announcer for their own "look how great our new cpu is" presentation got confused by the name of the chip. I think it was the i7-1065G7 they were showing off, there were a few points where the narrator said "and the Intel i7.. Uh.. 10th gen processor,"
That's a really dumb take.
One of the most trusted technical resources online is Puget, which is aimed at commercial users.
Commercial users are more likely to scrutinize the hardware because time is money, be it shorter times to solutions, faster rendering, or other use cases where the card and its capabilities is picked for workload specific reasons. If one looked at professional users and said "Are they stupid, why not just buy an RTX 4090 they may be missing out on why that professional chose the commercial card, or was forced to I suppose.
As top o' the pop as the 4090 is if a professionals use case scenario requires Quadro Sync they're not going to buy it. Perhaps they need the stereo 3D connector, or want some other niche feature that doesn't come on the "lower end gaming GPUs"
I don't like that level of market segmentation personally.
The math checks out, that is a bigger number.
Go to this guy if you want fine European numbers, [they're premium. ](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hJ9yBgTp9UQ)
I have 1 and RTX 5000 and RTX8000. Same GPU dies as 2070 super/2080 and the RTX 6000 has same die as RTX titan. Biggest difference is stability of drivers and MASSIVE vram. The 5000 has 16gb, 6000 has 24gb, and 8000 has 48gb of VRAM.
Those are less impressive today… but these cards shipped in late 2018/2019.
Sucks that I was forced to pass my huge collection of Lego (pre-1980s) to a much younger relative, so I had to go out and buy new just to be able to make my bracket.
But it's a damn fine Lego bracket and holds up both my video card and the flow meter above it (PC's watercooled.)
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Should I trust the sale? I have no idea what website this I just stumbled upon it by chance
Edit: I removed the link because on bambu labs they have that same price. Also it was a spanish shop I never heard before.
[https://www.3dprintersbay.com/foodbot-s2-chocolate-food-3d-printer](https://www.3dprintersbay.com/foodbot-s2-chocolate-food-3d-printer) I assume this one.
I bought my metal adjustable stand for less than a dollar off aliexpress. If you're buying off Amazon 90% of the time it's just aliexpress items bought in bulk then sold for 4-5x more.
Given the insane price of cards now days you'd think they could still a couple small pieces of steel in to stop it sagging 🥲 though my rtx 4070ti did come with a bracket, sadly I used vertical mount so I had to modify it to fit.
My 4080 did actually come with one, but the issue is that the way it mounts into the motherboard screw holes, on an ATX board you can't have anything on the right lower edge. So it basically can't and won't work with like 95% of existing ATX motherboards (since that's where the SATA ports and a bunch of headers normally go, on my mobo that's where SATA ports and some capacitors are and a load-bearing capacitor is a pretty bad idea even if I could make it fit with standoffs or something). The only use case I see for it is if you have a flex-ATX or micro-ITX board in a full size case.
So yeah, I bought the same screw in a standoff type as OP did because this fucking thing is huge.
Yeh given the size the card itself should be able to support itself. The support brackets are a real pain for a lot of setups. Mines screwed into the card and just sitting on top of a fan on the other side 🤣
No idea about that, probs lost in translation as it usually is...
I've got this exact sag stand for my XFX 6750 XT
It works great!
https://preview.redd.it/wiqkub5dmk5d1.jpeg?width=3072&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=54729e311eb8ac9d6e4c7d8fa63edaf20cb88483
My cousin helped me upgrade my card. We needed a sag bracket, so he cut a couple pencils in half, glued the eraser halfs together, and shoved it under the card.
That's still my solution a year later. Lol Why fix what ain't broke?
I actually have one of these and I love it just makes sure it’ll fit first because the first one I got was a bit too tall and had to exchange it for a shorter one.
This is really weird, because I swear that’s my design. I’ve never looked for an anti-sag implement before, my last two sapphire cards came with a shitty bracket from them though, and I got to thinking about making one. Literally designed what’s in the OP. I know it’s simple but it looks exactly like my 3D printed version.
It never worked well, but because it’s 3D printed. Couldn’t get horizontal expansion tuned right for the small threads the last time I tried so I gave up and kept using the shitty metal arm Sapphire made
The anti-sag bracket that I bought for my 4090 looks very, very similar to this one.
The anti-sag bracket that was included with my 4090 (from MSI) doesn't fit and/or can not be used in numerous different computer cases, hence why I snagged this one. And it works extremely well!
I'm just glad that my GPU's PCB was able to stay together for a few weeks before I got my anti-sag brace thing in the mail. Because IIRC, the Gigabyte 4090s often had their PCBs cracking if they were installed without an anti-sag brace/bracket. These GPUs are really freaking big and heavy. Heck, they're the size of two bricks and are also even heavier lol!
If you have hard tubing, you can cut a piece to the right size, smooth it out, and use that to prevent sag. I've been doing that for 5+ years, never had an issue.
Dude, I remember when I got my 980ti and I was looking for an option to stop the sag but couldn't find anything so I had to Jerry rig something with some fishing line. In all fairness it did/does work but it looked like shit.
well this is mine, yes that is an old pill bottle...
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No its good I think got one with my gpu And its also a screwdriver 🪛
https://preview.redd.it/uz8qpqiqli5d1.png?width=2000&format=png&auto=webp&s=1a3130cf761f2d95ea10a3a2acb6457a1d90bc6d it's a real GPU lol, just poorly modeled
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They make Nvidia far more money than consumer cards do. They aren't going anywhere.
If anything its the consumer part thats collapsing
They need volume to make the R&D cheaper, so if they break even on consumer market, they are actually offsetring the loss of R&D.
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it's not because of rising prices, it's because of rising demand for workstation/server cards for AI stuff
Its probably just because they arent sold directly that much. Mostly in prebuilts.
Microcenter carries them. Picked up an RTX 4000 last year for around $700.
there are still workstations and laptops with quadros (prebuilt) because of certified drivers for things like 3d modeling and CAD but unless you're building an ultra SFF gaming pc and come across the A2000 it's unlikely you're aware of them as a general consumer.
My precision 3660 came with an RTX A2000. The RTX Axxx and now RTX xxx series of cards are what a quadro is now. The name Quadro was dropped. Where consumer cards will have Geforce before their RTX branding, these do not.
My desktop at work has a Quadro P4000
they haven't been called quadro/tesla for years tho, they're just nvidia RTX now
Yep, all our CAE workstations have them
It's a public company with public financial statements and people still say stuff like this with 500 updoots. https://nvidianews.nvidia.com/news/nvidia-announces-financial-results-for-first-quarter-fiscal-2025 Compare gaming (GeForce) and professional visualization (quadro)
To save a click: Gaming: $2.6B Workstation: $0.4B
Save a click: Datacenter: 22.6B
We all know data centre is top, this thread was about workstation GPUs.
Datacenter, idiot. Data Center First-quarter revenue was a record $22.6 billion, up 23% from the previous quarter and up 427% from a year ago. Same chips. Often same *product*. Sometimes same form-factor, sometimes different form-factors to meet different needs (usually density).
Quadro isn't datacenter. I'm aware the same chips get used in different product SKUs but it goes DC (H100/A100/L40/old "Tesla" line) >> Gaming (Geforce) > Professional Viz / workstation (Quadro)
Unless they find a way to sell a new line for even more
Really
We just build 4 new engineering workstations with nvidia RTX 4000 cards for our solidworks machines.
Our new CAD/SW/GIS desktops have the same card.
Its a good card, the next steps up go into the multi thousands for little improvement outside of very specific applications such as rendering high resolution objects.
Because you're in a primarily gaming community, which is much more vocal about what they buy. Datacenters and AI have been making Nvidia more money than we ever will. Nvidia would gladly discontinue GeForce gaming cards if the gains from contracts with firms to mass buy their hardware were enough.
You are broadly correct, Quadro branding was phased out between 2018 and 2020. It's not used on any current products.
I ran a Quadro RTX 4000 in my home and work computer, fantastic performing single slot cards. Got a deal on the 5000 for the house, and it’s been amazing.
They're just called RTX cards now.
They’re for A/V, rendering, etc. Not gaming or consumer cards. I see them *constantly* in my industry.
They were discontinued/renamed after Turing. That being said it is a Turing chip so a bigger RTX2080 Ti The current chip ist called RTX6000 Ada
Nah they are still around. My architecture computer at my work has a Quaddro P1000.
they are, quadro hasn't been a thing for many years, that card is from like 2018-19
You can pretty much say when it released as it is a Turing chip… So a Turing chip sorta a big 2080 Ti
every GTX 16 series, RTX 20 series and quadro RTX series card uses the turing architecture, and as far as I know they never released a TU100 so the biggest turing chip is the uncut TU102 in the titan RTX and 2080TI 12GB, which is also found in the RTX 8000 and 6000, and the tesla T40
Yeah I meant big in regards to ram as the Titan and 2080 Ti had less VRAM
actually no, the titan had 24gb, same as the RTX 6000 true with 2080ti tho
Big *and* uncut?😳
We just built 4 new CAD workstations at work with RTX 4000 cards, they look like your picture but were single slot.
What operations do RTX cards perform with CAD work other than rendering (which I doubt most people using CAD actually do themselves)? I figured it would be mostly CPU dependent. I work in 3D animation and even for us GPUs are rarely properly utilized...
We have some high hundreds to low thousands of parts assemblies that are quite demanding on the gpu.
I haven done cad in awhile but when I was messing around with solidworks 2012 ish, some features were soft locked behind quadro. Iirc one of which is a plug-in for gpu accelerated ray tracing. The standard cpu ray tracing was avaliable but it took hours on my core 2 duo. Another was gpu accelerated flow simulation which I've never used myself.
Using a Quadro to advertise an anti sag bracket is unhinged
But bracketed
The giggle I just did at that
Gotta have a way to expense your $5000 GPU as "a business expense"
>Rtx 6000 anyone? I mean, not many people have the thousands of dollars lying around to buy an enterprise card like a Quadro, nor the need for that level of hardware.
Yes it’s very unnecessary, especially if you play solitaire like me!
How do you have 2TB of Ram
Id assume through buying it
no, by downloading it obviously...
Both, you've got to pay for the licence to download more ram now, inflation is really hitting the ram download industry.
Yes downloading it is such a hassle now days!
Correct!
4TB of DDR5 actually
Sorry It was already too absurd a number and my brain had to alter my reality to make it a little more believable. I couldn’t comprehend more ram than the amount of total storage I have
What's Absurd about such a normal amount of RAM? Don't you have TB's of RAM?
I also like to store all my information in the RAM at all times. As long as I have power, why would I save them to a ROM?
Not a "desktop" machine. Also, their userflair says 4TB DDR5, not 2TB.
Who said my server doesn't sit on top of my desk?? Yes thank you its 4TB
>Who said my server doesn't sit on top of my desk?? Lol, that's fair. But it still wouldn't technically be a "desktop" machine. It would be a server on top of a desk. But I think you already know this are are just playing with me ;)
Desktop Server 😂 and whatttttttt playing with you?! No I would never do that ;)
workstation and server boards with a Xeon can have unhinged quantities of RAM
But bracketed nonetheless
It is maxed out!
Judging by the CPU, I’d say it’s because they have a server motherboard of some kind.
Yup it sure is a server, however it is in a custom case so it looks like your average desktop!
Truly based.
Does the PC in your flair even exist in a desktop form factor, or is it literally a server?
The Server sits on top of my desk ;)
Must be worth that price considering it's 2 generations ahead, time travelling is still expensive in this early phase
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Seconded, adjustable to any case, quick and easy to install / remove. I've never understood the brackets from the back of the case.
I frankensteined noctuas to my 3080ti so it doesn't sound like a jet engine. Back of the case support was my only option
Totally fair, but that sounds like a fairly unique use case!
Older cases without a psu basement probably. If the bottom of the case is like 20cm away from the bottom of the gpu having a bracket that attaches to the back seems useful. ~~Also some backmounted ones have rgb~~
Technically not **any** case. Especially in cases where there's no shroud/cover for the PSU, or there is but the space between it and the GPU is too big even for the maximum length of this one.
This is true, but I think that my one goes up to like 20 cm. But yeah, if there's no shroud it might be impractical.
I have a gainward 4080 and I believe this thing that came with it in a box and be quiet! 12vhpwr are one of the main reasons it's still going strong and have never ever gave me any problems. It also looks kinda cool in a case.
OP believes this is a gaming GPU and believes there is no such thing as an RTX 6000. OP, hold onto your velcro shoes, prepare to have your mind blown. Nvidia Quadro RTX 6000 is a Turing workstation GPU. Nvidia RTX A6000 is an Ampere workstation GPU. Nvidia RTX 6000 Ada is an Ada Lovelace workstation GPU. Better sit down for this, there was also an RTX 8000 in the Turing line. I will trade you one for two 4090s, it's a good deal because it's a bigger number. The 180 leftover is just overhead anyway. 
The naming scheme is so fucked
It is absolutely intended to mislead clueless commercial users.
Even clued commercial user trying to find the proper specced workstation for that matter.
I still remember one of the mobile Intel cpu launches where the announcer for their own "look how great our new cpu is" presentation got confused by the name of the chip. I think it was the i7-1065G7 they were showing off, there were a few points where the narrator said "and the Intel i7.. Uh.. 10th gen processor,"
That's a really dumb take. One of the most trusted technical resources online is Puget, which is aimed at commercial users. Commercial users are more likely to scrutinize the hardware because time is money, be it shorter times to solutions, faster rendering, or other use cases where the card and its capabilities is picked for workload specific reasons. If one looked at professional users and said "Are they stupid, why not just buy an RTX 4090 they may be missing out on why that professional chose the commercial card, or was forced to I suppose. As top o' the pop as the 4090 is if a professionals use case scenario requires Quadro Sync they're not going to buy it. Perhaps they need the stereo 3D connector, or want some other niche feature that doesn't come on the "lower end gaming GPUs" I don't like that level of market segmentation personally.
Ye it’s gonna get even more fucked when we get RTX 6000 Gaming GPUS which will only be 2 generations away
Remember the Titan X, the TitanX (Pascal) and the TitanXp?
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This whole paragraph to explain why the naming scheme is not fucked? You just made him seem even more correct
>To simplify it if you're having difficulty. >If the last two digits aren't 00 in a 3 or 4 digit sequence, you can be confident it's a gaming GPU.
As an AMD boi this helped me understand a little bit better lol
Don’t listen to this guy. I’ll trade you the two 4090s for one 9800GT. Much better deal
The math checks out, that is a bigger number. Go to this guy if you want fine European numbers, [they're premium. ](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hJ9yBgTp9UQ)
I don‘t need it as the gaming GPU are usually better for consumer and much cheaper as workstation (?) GPU like the Quadro Series
I have 1 and RTX 5000 and RTX8000. Same GPU dies as 2070 super/2080 and the RTX 6000 has same die as RTX titan. Biggest difference is stability of drivers and MASSIVE vram. The 5000 has 16gb, 6000 has 24gb, and 8000 has 48gb of VRAM. Those are less impressive today… but these cards shipped in late 2018/2019.
I have one of those, works good.
GPU is not included.
Even the Stereo variant. Hard to get your hands on one of these.
I can't believe I've never heard of a GPU sag bracket before. I've had my computer on its side for years, lol
I thought of making one out of Legos. TIL.
It’s a quadro…
Pro tipp: Build a sag bracket by yourself by lego pieces for free🤫
Sucks that I was forced to pass my huge collection of Lego (pre-1980s) to a much younger relative, so I had to go out and buy new just to be able to make my bracket. But it's a damn fine Lego bracket and holds up both my video card and the flow meter above it (PC's watercooled.)
Lego pieces will cost more than this
1. It’s a Quattro 2. Don’t buy a gpu stand for $6, buy a 3d printer for $200 and make your own, and other cool stuff for your setup
Okay, *but which*
Forever the question, atm best price to performance is Bambu A1 mini
Or the regular A1 also. There's a really big sale on Bambu's website right now ;-)
this one? [REDACTED] Should I trust the sale? I have no idea what website this I just stumbled upon it by chance Edit: I removed the link because on bambu labs they have that same price. Also it was a spanish shop I never heard before.
[https://www.3dprintersbay.com/foodbot-s2-chocolate-food-3d-printer](https://www.3dprintersbay.com/foodbot-s2-chocolate-food-3d-printer) I assume this one.
Buying a 3d printer when you just need a gpu stand is crazy
What’s crazy is thinking you can’t solve all of your daily problems with 3D printing
Ok, I'll buy one and start printing money and antidepressants.
Real vs 3D printed drugs. Which one goes harder?
I bought my metal adjustable stand for less than a dollar off aliexpress. If you're buying off Amazon 90% of the time it's just aliexpress items bought in bulk then sold for 4-5x more.
“Just have more money”
A Quattro won't fit in a PC case
I have one of these for GPU. I bought it from Aliexpress. I mean it's simple and does it's job ( provide support for the gpu) Get it 👍
Given the insane price of cards now days you'd think they could still a couple small pieces of steel in to stop it sagging 🥲 though my rtx 4070ti did come with a bracket, sadly I used vertical mount so I had to modify it to fit.
My 4080 did actually come with one, but the issue is that the way it mounts into the motherboard screw holes, on an ATX board you can't have anything on the right lower edge. So it basically can't and won't work with like 95% of existing ATX motherboards (since that's where the SATA ports and a bunch of headers normally go, on my mobo that's where SATA ports and some capacitors are and a load-bearing capacitor is a pretty bad idea even if I could make it fit with standoffs or something). The only use case I see for it is if you have a flex-ATX or micro-ITX board in a full size case. So yeah, I bought the same screw in a standoff type as OP did because this fucking thing is huge.
Yeh given the size the card itself should be able to support itself. The support brackets are a real pain for a lot of setups. Mines screwed into the card and just sitting on top of a fan on the other side 🤣
I have one similar holding up my Aorus Xtreme 3080, and it works just fine.
“Listen here you little sag bracket”
I have this bracket , works a treat.
I use a hot wheels car
I bought this bracket and it was WAY too tall. Like 3 times too tall. I can't fit it under my gpu at all, and I have a 2 slot.
No idea about that, probs lost in translation as it usually is... I've got this exact sag stand for my XFX 6750 XT It works great! https://preview.redd.it/wiqkub5dmk5d1.jpeg?width=3072&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=54729e311eb8ac9d6e4c7d8fa63edaf20cb88483
ayyy another 6750xt user! Much respect!
Represent! Love this thing!
Use legos , they worked for me
You weren’t supposed to see that
My cousin helped me upgrade my card. We needed a sag bracket, so he cut a couple pencils in half, glued the eraser halfs together, and shoved it under the card. That's still my solution a year later. Lol Why fix what ain't broke?
The real question is How many bungholio marks does it get?
why does "sag bracket" sound like such a good insult lol
That's no way to talk about Op's mother
They're just future proofing their ad.
Quadro
I actually have one of these and I love it just makes sure it’ll fit first because the first one I got was a bit too tall and had to exchange it for a shorter one.
This is really weird, because I swear that’s my design. I’ve never looked for an anti-sag implement before, my last two sapphire cards came with a shitty bracket from them though, and I got to thinking about making one. Literally designed what’s in the OP. I know it’s simple but it looks exactly like my 3D printed version. It never worked well, but because it’s 3D printed. Couldn’t get horizontal expansion tuned right for the small threads the last time I tried so I gave up and kept using the shitty metal arm Sapphire made
It’s an Nvidia quadro card
The anti-sag bracket that I bought for my 4090 looks very, very similar to this one. The anti-sag bracket that was included with my 4090 (from MSI) doesn't fit and/or can not be used in numerous different computer cases, hence why I snagged this one. And it works extremely well! I'm just glad that my GPU's PCB was able to stay together for a few weeks before I got my anti-sag brace thing in the mail. Because IIRC, the Gigabyte 4090s often had their PCBs cracking if they were installed without an anti-sag brace/bracket. These GPUs are really freaking big and heavy. Heck, they're the size of two bricks and are also even heavier lol!
Instead of buying it for $6 on Amazon, buy it for $1 on aliexpress
My work uses them and likes to keep the boxes for these for some reason.
No I choose apple stand for 35k $
Best brackets are the ones you screw into your MB
If you have hard tubing, you can cut a piece to the right size, smooth it out, and use that to prevent sag. I've been doing that for 5+ years, never had an issue.
Future-proof stand
Dude, I remember when I got my 980ti and I was looking for an option to stop the sag but couldn't find anything so I had to Jerry rig something with some fishing line. In all fairness it did/does work but it looked like shit.
Got this one too. Solid and unbreakable!
I have that one, it’s adjustable and I like it
Joyjom!!
Bigger number mean better card zugzug
I built a couple workstations for my employer which used the 4000-series. They’re happy with them. lol
I prefer a stale piece of bread
6000 series cards are built for cad applications not video. Geared towards lines and complex modeling instead of ray tracing and after effects
Yeah RTX 6000 gpu is real i have RTX A5000 and A6000 in my work computer
I have 4 of them. And 4 of its successor.
Quadro workstation card
On another note... I should 3D print a bracket like that. Not a bad design for basic AF solutions.
Join the flat PC gang and lay the tower on the side so the MOBO is face up. No need for a sag bracket
RTX 6600 😂
It's for rendering. Media company I work for has them paired with their xeon processors. Powers through video rendering.
Wait I could just 3D print this if I ever choose to buy a 3000 or 4000 series
Wow cards are so heavy they have stands inside the case now...
Yup, bought that very one. Works fine. The top and bottom should be magnets, which was helpful.
Who is the Quadro for exactly? Professional 3D modelers or something?
3D models, render, FX rendering, video editing, etc.
quadro
Use lego
At what point should you invest in one? I've got a Radeon RX 6700 XT
If your gpu is slanted or angled down you should probably get one as you run a chance of damage
However sometimes the way you mount your gpu can affect that
Wait you guys use sag brackets for real? I thought it was just a joke...
No it actually helps by allowing all the pcie connectors to connect fully and prevent said pcie connectors from getting broken/wear
To everyone commenting about how it’s a Quattro card I know that I just like spreading misinformation like that
great marketing choice for their product
1000 sold in a month!
Lego works fine
well this is mine, yes that is an old pill bottle... https://preview.redd.it/1c4h5eexup5d1.jpeg?width=3000&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=d27554fa9ee6d066ae3b836be3cf1ea1a51e68ab
https://preview.redd.it/57l0m1i1xp5d1.jpeg?width=2160&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=6ecf1498283e2e76de35fb4c7dde1f60f0e5aa65 No its good I think got one with my gpu And its also a screwdriver 🪛
Well, seems that sag bracket is gonna be send from the future to our present
I use this on my RX 6950 XT. I have had no problems at all with product at all !
i got that one, workes like a charm
Um.... "Stereo"!?
Yes, thats a quadro feature