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It's even worse than that. L > H > A, but that's for the data center cards. If you want the latest Ada Lovelace core in a workstation card, that's an RTX 4000
by riehwvfbk 3y ago
It's even worse than that. L > H > A, but that's for the data center cards. If you want the latest Ada Lovelace core in a workstation card, that's an RTX 4000 Ada Edition series (and it does not use the old Quadro naming). This is different from a Quadro RTX 4000 - that's two generations behind, a Turing. An RTX A4000 is one generation back, an Ampere. Oh, and gaming cards which may give you better performance for less are mashed into the same numbering scheme. An RTX 4070 is a gaming card, and it exist in vanilla, Super, Ti, and Ti Super flavors. And what makes a card "gaming" vs "workstation"? The first have a gaudier-looking heatsink and less memory. Makes sense, right?