PNYQuadro P5000 VCQP5000-PB 16GB 256-bit GDDR5x PCI Express 3.0 X16 Full Height Video Card - Workstation

If you are looking at this product you probably know enough about it to skip a technical review. It has worked well for me and has handled all my CAD tasks with ease. I was going to go with the P4000 model, but went with this one for two reasons. 1. There is an EK waterblock made for it which allowed me to bring into my custom waterloop and get incredibly low temperatures (around 80F at full load) and it keeps my workstation incredibly quiet. 2. I wanted something that could handle VR for any future systems. Haven't dove into that realm yet, but thought if I do in the next few years, this would be adequate.Update* Been using this with VR, and with a little cable sensitivity (had to try a couple DP to HDMI converters) it works great. Really please with what it can do in the VR world and seems to be well ahead of the curve in regards to hardware demands. Was a little worried when my first DP to HDMI cable was not working and I couldn't get any image, but after reading about this problem I realized my cable wasn't rated for the data transfer and in changing this everything works great.I know there is an argument to go with the gaming card counterparts for half the costs. I had done that before but since I run my workstations really hard, 24/7 and often use remote login, I need that reliability. My last died way too early and I lost a lot of work and productivity. The extra costs for a system that runs reliable is well worth the extra costs in my situation. If I were using this for a non revenue generating situation or even a killer gaming system, this would be overkill.

16gb vram is good not only for video editing, 3D modeling, but good enough for casual gaming.. running most older games in ultra. 97% of newer games will run on this card. Only thing it doesn’t have is raytracing.. which is not needed much for most…You can keep this card for awhile.. it’s very good quality because it is quadro.

I purchase this as an upgrade from a AMD WX-7100 card with 8GB because my cad designs froze to much. This card is night and day from the AMD card. I went with the AMD card to save money and in the long run I should have just purchased this card in the first place. I run four monitors with this card and very happy with performance. FYI I am not a gamer so this card is being used strictly for Civil3d design work.

Buen grafico

Waaaaaaay better than the AMD FirePro W8100 in SolidWorks.

All around performance-centric Graphics card. Works great on 3d object oriented applications including VR.

first time use Quadro gpu for 3d