About Webinar

Recently, NVIDIA increased the granularity of the NVIDIA RTX product family by launching the NVIDIA^® RTX™ A4500 and RTX A5500. These new additions – in particular – will be covered in depth, along with the increasing importance of GPU memory, as new applications add AI, real-time rendering, and simulation capabilities to their feature sets – all of which must be resident in GPU memory for maximum performance and creativity. GPU memory pooling and performance scaling with NVLink will also be discussed. Moving beyond simple benchmarks the implications and tangible value of a 20-30% productivity improvement from a workflow and programs perspective – particularly for projects lasting months or even a year – will be examined to ensure you have the knowledge required to select the best NVIDIA RTX board to realize your creative or technical vision.

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• Review of the current NVIDIA RTX product line
• Deep dive on two new additions to the NVIDIA RTX pro graphics board family – the NVIDIA RTX A4500 and the RTX A5500
• How NVIDIA RTX technology – the fusion of enhanced CUDA Cores, second-generation RT Cores, and third-generation Tensor Cores – pushes the boundaries of the possible forward
• Industry trends driving demand for larger GPU memory capacity, why it matters, and why it is of critical importance to 3D design or technical professionals across an array of vertical markets
• What is GPU memory and why is it important, particularly now that AI, rendering, simulation, and 4K displays – with or without HDR – are moving into the mainstream
• How more GPU memory improves productivity and creativity, and the dire consequences of running out of GPU memory from a professional applications and solutions context
• The performance impact additional GPU memory can have on performance, particularly as 4K continues to become the new baseline display resolution