NVIDIA RTX A4500 with GA102 on the horizon. It’s a graphics card for workstations

The confirmations from ECC and AIDA64 clearly indicate that NVIDIA has plans to provide the market with a new graphics card for workstations. NVIDIA RTX A4500 with GA102 will join other models like A6000, A5000, A4000 and A2000, perfectly fitting in the “middle” of the offer.

The new graphics card will join the RTX A—- family. I am talking about the RTX A4500 with a special graphics processor

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We have nothing official for you at the moment, but the two mentions about the RTX A4500 seem to directly indicate that this new card is coming. If that was not enough, instead of using the G104 with the A4000, it will reach for the GA102GL, offering from 6144 to 8192 CUDA cores. The requirement to stay within these forks suggests that the RTX A4500 may offer a smaller memory buffer than the RTX A5000, which is less than 24 GB GDDR6 on a 384-bit bus.

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Most likely, the VRAM deck will be limited from 24 GB to 16 GB in this new variant, but at the moment, this is just empty speculation. In fact, we can’t be sure of anything other than that this card was made and will embrace the GA102GL GPU. The specification and release date are a secret at the moment.