NVIDIA RTX PRO Laptop GPUs

	GPU Specifications										Performance		Options
Laptop GPUs	NVIDIA CUDA® Processing Cores¹	NVIDIA RT Cores	NVIDIA Tensor Cores	GPU Memory	Peak Memory Bandwidth	Memory Type	Memory Interface	TGP Max Power Consumption²	DisplayPort³	PCIe Generation	Single Precision Floating-Point Performance (TFLOPS,Peak)⁴	AI TOPS⁵	NVIDIA MAX-Q Technology	NVENC / NVDEC⁶
NVIDIA RTX PRO 5000 Blackwell Generation	10496	4th Gen	5th Gen	24GB ECC⁷	896	GDDR7	256-bit	95-175W	2.1b	5	49.8	1824
NVIDIA RTX PRO 4000 Blackwell Generation	7680	4th Gen	5th Gen	16GB ECC⁷	896	GDDR7	256-bit	80-175W	2.1b	5	38.7	1334
NVIDIA RTX PRO 3000 Blackwell Generation	5888	4th Gen	5th Gen	12GB ECC⁷	672	GDDR7	192-bit	60-140W	2.1b	5	29.1	992
NVIDIA RTX PRO 2000 Blackwell Generation	3328	4th Gen	5th Gen	8GB	384	GDDR7	128-bit	45-115W	2.1b	5	17.7	798
NVIDIA RTX PRO 1000 Blackwell Generation	2560	4th Gen	5th Gen	8GB	384	GDDR7	128-bit	35-115W	2.1b	5	13.6	572
NVIDIA RTX PRO 500 Blackwell Generation	1792	4th Gen	5th Gen	6GB	288	GDDR7	96-bit	35-75W	2.1b	5	9.2	294
NVIDIA RTX 5000 Ada Generation	9,728	3rd Gen	4th Gen	16GB ECC⁷	576GB/s	GDDR6	256-bit	80-175W	1.4a	4	42.6	682
NVIDIA RTX 4000 Ada Generation	7,424	3rd Gen	4th Gen	12GB ECC⁷	432GB/s	GDDR6	192-bit	60-175W	1.4a	4	33.6	538
NVIDIA RTX 3500 Ada Generation	5,120	3rd Gen	4th Gen	12GB ECC⁷	432GB/s	GDDR6	192-bit	60-140W	1.4a	4	23.0	369
NVIDIA RTX 3000 Ada Generation	4,608	3rd Gen	4th Gen	8GB ECC⁷	256GB/s	GDDR6	128-bit	35-140W	1.4a	4	19.9	319
NVIDIA RTX 2000 Ada Generation	3,072	3rd Gen	4th Gen	8GB	256GB/s	GDDR6	128-bit	35-140W	1.4a	4	14.5	232
NVIDIA RTX 1000 Ada Generation	2,560	3rd Gen	4th Gen	6GB	192GB/s	GDDR6	96-bit	35-140W	1.4a	4	12.1	193
NVIDIA RTX 500 Ada Generation	2,048	3rd Gen	4th Gen	4GB	128GB/s	GDDR6	64-bit	35-60W	1.4a	4	9.2	154

1. CUDA parallel processing cores cannot be compared between GPU generations due to several important architectural differences that exist between streaming multiprocessor designs. 2. Maximum possible power consumption including the Dynamic Boost algorithm. For system specific GPU TGP, please consult your OEM/solution provider. 3. Display support varies by system-level implementation. Check with your workstation OEM vendor for system specific configurations. Adaptors available for DVI-SL, DVI-DL, HDMI, and VGA. 4. Peak rates are based on GPU boost clock. 5. FP4 TOPS with Sparsity (Blackwell), FP8 TOPS with Sparsity (Ada). 6. Number of NVENC and NVDEC may vary by GPU. GPU specific details can be found here: https://developer.nvidia.com/video-encode-and-decode-gpu-support-matrix-new 7. Ensures data integrity and reliability by eliminating soft errors on direct random-access memory (DRAM) only.