$170–$188estimated range · from catalog price Jun 22, 2026
NVIDIA Quadro M4000 (2015 Maxwell) single‑slot 8GB GDDR5 pro GPU for CAD/DCC; 120W with 6‑pin power, 4× DP 1.2 outputs; now discontinued.
Graphics performance rankTop 100% of graphics cards
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GPU chipQuadro M4000
VRAM8 GB
GPU clock773 MHZ
Memory clock6000 MHZ
Bus width256-bit
InterfacePCI-E 16x
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Product overview
Announced at SIGGRAPH on August 11, 2015, NVIDIA’s Quadro M4000 is a Maxwell‑generation workstation GPU with 8 GB of GDDR5 on a 256‑bit bus (192 GB/s). NVIDIA now lists it among legacy Quadro products, i.e., discontinued.
Tier: workstation. It existed to deliver pro‑app certifications and large‑scene viewport reliability in a compact, single‑slot card. It’s well‑suited to CAD/DCC and multi‑display visualization: 4x DisplayPort 1.2 outputs, 9.5‑inch full‑height single‑slot cooler, and a 120 W board power that draws from one 6‑pin PCIe connector. Being pre‑RTX Maxwell, it lacks hardware ray tracing and DLSS. Notable: the single‑slot design with four full‑size DP ports is unusually space‑efficient for its class.
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