Industries are changing as a result of generative AI, and companies need to choose the correct hardware to support their processes in order to reap the rewards.
In professional workflows, the new NVIDIA RTX 2000 Ada Generation GPU offers up to 1.5 times the performance of the previous generation RTX A2000 12GB, bringing the newest AI, graphics, and compute technologies to small workstations.
By enabling professionals to do more without sacrificing speed or capabilities, the card’s capabilities pave the road for an AI-accelerated future. These include creating breathtaking 3D worlds, expediting intricate design reviews, and improving industrial designs.
GPU memory is heavily used in modern multi-application workflows with AI-powered tools, multi-display setups, and high-resolution content. Professionals may take use of the newest tools and technology to deal with data more efficiently and quickly thanks to the 16GB of memory in the RTX 2000 Ada.
The new GPU, which is powered by NVIDIA RTX technology, produces ultra-high-quality, photorealistic ray-traced pictures more than three times quicker than before. It also boasts amazing realism in visuals with NVIDIA DLSS. Furthermore, the RTX 2000 Ada makes it possible for corporate virtual reality workflows like product design and engineering design reviews to have an immersive experience.
Professionals in many sectors may attain efficiency with the RTX 2000 Ada because to its combination of performance, adaptability, and AI capabilities.
It may expedite structural analysis and visualization processes for architects and urban planners, improving design accuracy. Industrial PCs enable engineers and product designers to quickly iterate on product concepts with AI-powered generative design and quick, photorealistic rendering. With AI, content producers can easily edit high-resolution photos and movies and create realistic visual effects. AI can also help with content development.
Additionally, the RTX 2000 Ada can power real-time data processing for medical devices, streamline industrial processes with predictive maintenance, and allow AI-driven intelligence in retail settings via critical embedded applications and edge computing.
Extending NVIDIA RTX’s Scope
Rob Wolkers Design and Engineering, WSP, and Dassault Systèmes with its SOLIDWORKS applications were among the first to take use of the RTX 2000 Ada’s capabilities.
According to Mark Kauffman, associate vice president and technical lead at WSP, “the new RTX 2000 Ada Generation GPU boasts impressive features compared to previous generations, with a compact design that offers exceptional performance and versatility.” “Its ability to run programs like Autodesk 3ds Max, Adobe After Effects, and Unreal Engine, as well as support path tracing, expands my creative possibilities. Its 16GB of RAM is a game-changer, enabling smooth loading of asset-heavy content.”
“SOLIDWORKS users will benefit from the new NVIDIA RTX 2000 Ada with its higher-efficiency, next-generation architecture, low power consumption, and large frame buffer,” said Olivier Zegdoun, director of graphics applications research and development at Dassault Systèmes for SOLIDWORKS. Even with bigger datasets, it provides designers and engineers with exceptional performance to speed up the creation of novel product experiences with full-model accuracy.
Rob Wolkers, the owner and senior industrial design engineer of Rob Wolkers Design and Engineering, said that “more advanced compute and horsepower are required for today’s design and visualization workflows.” “Working with large datasets in full fidelity and generating renders with more lighting and reflection scenarios three times faster, the RTX 2000 Ada Generation GPU’s next-generation architecture and large frame buffer improve productivity in my everyday industrial design and engineering workflows.”
Boosting Workflows With RTX Technology of the Next Generation
The newest innovations in the NVIDIA Ada Lovelace GPU architecture are available on the NVIDIA RTX 2000 Ada, including:
- Third-generation RT Cores: Up to 1.7x quicker ray-tracing speed for lifelike, high-fidelity rendering.
- Fourth-generation Tensor Cores: Featuring structured sparsity and FP8 precision to provide greater inference performance for AI-accelerated tools and applications, these cores can process up to 1.8 times the amount of artificial intelligence data as the previous generation.
- CUDA cores may achieve up to 1.5 times the FP32 throughput of the previous generation, which can lead to significant gains in graphics and computing application performance.
- Efficiency in terms of power: up to a 2x performance gain in tasks related to professional graphics, rendering, AI, and computation, all while using the same 70W of power as the previous generation.
- Immersion processes: VR workflows may achieve up to three times the performance of its predecessors in virtual reality.
- 16GB of GPU memory: an enlarged canvas that lets users work on bigger projects; error correction code memory support that improves computational correctness and dependability for applications that are crucial to mission success.
- In terms of AI-powered graphics, DLSS 3 offers a major improvement over previous versions, producing more high-quality frames and hence increasing performance.
- AV1 encoder: The eighth-generation NVIDIA Encoder, also known as NVENC, supports AV1 and is 40% more efficient than H.264, opening up new opportunities for broadcasters, streamers, and video callers.
The NVIDIA RTX Enterprise Driver Introduces New Features and RTX 2000 Ada Support
Along with support for the RTX 2000 Ada, the most recent version of the RTX Enterprise Driver is now available for download. It offers a number of enhancements that improve graphics operations.
When watching material in Chrome or Edge browsers, the AI-based Video TrueHDR tone-mapping function enhances the color spectrum and brightness levels. It works from standard dynamic range to high dynamic range. Video quality of low-resolution sources may be improved, and SDR material can be readily converted to HDR, thanks to the addition of support for Video Super Resolution and TrueHDR to the NVIDIA NGX software development kit.
This edition includes additional features such as:
- An open-source package called TensorRT-LLM enhances and speeds up inference performance for the newest large language models running on NVIDIA GPUs.
- By using innovative low-delay B frames and bit depth expansion methods, video codecs may achieve improved coding efficiency and improved video quality.
- With the execute indirect extension NVIDIA API, work may be offloaded from the CPU to the GPU to speed up job completion.
- To facilitate faster registration for the NVIDIA AI Enterprise and NVIDIA Omniverse Enterprise platforms, the GPU serial number may be shown in the NV Control Panel on desktop computers.
Accessible
With worldwide distribution partners like Arrow Electronics, Ingram Micro, Leadtek, PNY, Ryoyo Electro, and TD SYNNEX, the NVIDIA RTX 2000 Ada is now accessible. In April, it will also be offered by Dell Technologies, HP, and Lenovo.
