No. THIS Is The Fastest LP GPU In The World

The GTX 1650 and RX 6400 aren't even close to being the fastest low profile graphics card in the world, this is.

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[butifarras]

Considering the price what if you use a 3080 and limit it to 75W? should be an interesting experiment

[rhyzon]

This is where I would love to see either GPU company go: better power comsumption/performance ratio, instead of just focusing in MOAR POWAH!

It's freaking expensive, but the performance for the power it's pulling is just amazing.

[charlesburris]

If Nvidia ever does make a non ECC variant, for a decent price, it will sell out very quickly.
Ridiculous efficiency. If only all of their cards were as good.

[dotms]

For what it's worth: those screws are Torx (TX), not Hex (H). Hex screws are those commonly found on IKEA furniture :)

[denverag]

The RTX A2000 is basically an RTX 3060 clocked well within the efficiency curve, much like the 5950 non X or 5950 Pro, drooping the frequency a bit, can cut power consumption by as much as 1/2, while still offering ~70% of the performance.

[BeefLettuceAndPotato]

Considering you're likely throwing these into an optiplex, the 150-160 dollar rx6400 still seems like the move over a 500 dollar a2000. What a beast of a card tho, and the a2000 is probably gonna be the best best LP for a while!! Somewhat related, something I never see addressed on vids about 6400 vs 1650 tho is that the rx6400 can do RSR.. it's like having FSR on any game you want. Huge value proposition.

[IcebergTech]

That’s how CEX ships graphics cards these days, too. It seems remarkably effective, tbf

[Toma-]

I feel like when gpu manufacturers start focusing on energy efficiency to performance, we’ll finally start seeing massive improvements in the gpu space. Currently new gpu’s seem like reskinned old cards with more power thrown at them

[Geardos]

this must have an incredibly high binned chip to get the performance it does.

[FGOS]

Been rocking these in a couple of LP builds and its honestly going to be the LP benchmark for a good while.. Lovely little cards... But get those thermal pads sorted out... 1.5mm TG Minus Pad 8's....you will thank me!

[Tyriank]

Feels like they effectively made a laptop GPU that you can put into a desktop PC.

[AlpineTheHusky]

The good thing about high end "enterprise/workstation" cards by Nvidia is they are INSANELY power efficient

[ScottGrammer]

OK, Dawid. The A2000 is no longer on top. NVidia just released the A4000 SFF. Low profile, 70 watts, 6, 144 CUDA cores, 192 Tensor cores, 48 RT cores, DLSS 3, Lovelace GPU, and 20GB GDDR6 ECC memory on a 160-bit bus. Two NVENC encoders that can do AV1 encoding. Looks just like the A2000. Performance similar to a 3070. Only $1, 250. When can we expect a review?

[maimaimaikeru]

6:44 “Smooth as a baby’s bottom, which you can really feel in-game”
*visible concern*

[loveisfreethree]

In the 2020 shortage, around my third world area these kind of GPUs were actually in the same price range of consumer ones.
I got my RTX A4000 for my workstation in early 2021 which was cheaper than a 3070 (non Ti).
The card was thin, elegant, have been working well even in my poor ventilated case.

[Bitschannel]

Is it possible to limit a 3080 to 75 watts?
Comparing price points this is right up there with a 3080. Kinda curious how a 3080 would play out with a 75w power limit

[boxfan]

a2000 6gb are now used for under $300. I blame ETH mining ending, now there's a flood of excess cards - some weren't even delivered before the end of POW ETH mining, but went right to surplus upon delivery.

[Samuel-zlyw]

Ever since the last review of the rx 6400, I’ve been wondering what the manufacturers could do with a hunky little graphics card the size of the 1650 after knowing with the much more compact 6400 could do. This video very well answered the question!

[EricLS]

Don’t you disparage that packaging. It’s amazing for swapping parts in IT work. You pop the new part out, swap in the busted one, back in it goes, stick on the label they included, golden.

[kora]

I'm kind of surprised, because Nvidia seemed to only release cards that are very power hungry to get good performance, but there is actually a card that doesn't do that... too bad it's so damn expensive though XD