Quadro P620 Graphics Card for Professional Visual Workflows

The PNY NVIDIA Quadro P620 is a professional-grade graphics card designed to meet the needs of demanding visual computing workflows. It supports up to four 4K displays, offering an expansive desktop environment that allows designers to work with multiple applications simultaneously. This makes it ideal for professionals who need to manage complex tasks across several screens. The card also allows for the combination of multiple P620 cards to create massive visual workspaces, which is particularly useful for artists working with 3D models or 2D imagery. These users can experience better performance with assets stored in dedicated high-performance graphics memory.

The NVIDIA Quadro P620 is equipped with H.264/HEVC encode and decode engines, enabling the creation and playback of ultra-high-quality HDR content. This feature is especially beneficial for professionals in media and entertainment who require high-quality video processing capabilities. Architects can also benefit from this card, as it allows them to create larger models and view 2D and 3D designs and plans in real time without experiencing any lag.

The card combines a 512 CUDA Core Pascal GPU, large on-board memory, and advanced display technologies to deliver exceptional performance across a range of professional workflows. With 2GB of ultra-fast GPU memory, it enables the creation of complex 2D and 3D models. Its flexible single-slot, low-profile form factor ensures compatibility with even the most space- and power-constrained chassis. Additionally, support for four 4K displays (4096 x 2160 at 60Hz) with HDR color provides an expansive visual workspace to view creations in stunning detail.


Brand: PNY
Model: NVIDIA Quadro P620
Specifications: 512 CUDA Cores, 2GB GDDR5 VRAM, Pascal architecture, H.264/HEVC encode/decode, support for four 4K displays at 60Hz with HDR
Features: Low-profile form factor, compatible with multiple display setups, optimized for professional workflows including 3D modeling, architecture design, and media production