$280–$310estimated range · from catalog price Jun 22, 2026
PNY Quadro RTX 4000: 2018 Turing workstation GPU, 8GB GDDR6, single‑slot with 3×DP + VirtualLink; now legacy/discontinued.
Graphics performance rankTop 67% of graphics cards
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GPU chipRTX 4000
VRAM8 GB
GPU clock1545 MHZ
Memory clock13000 MHZ
Bus width256-bit
InterfacePCI-E 16x
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Product overview
Launched November 13, 2018 at Autodesk University, the PNY Quadro RTX 4000 is a Turing‑generation professional GPU in NVIDIA’s Quadro RTX family. It pairs 8 GB of GDDR6 on a 256‑bit bus (416 GB/s) with RT and Tensor cores for real‑time ray tracing and AI acceleration. The single‑slot card measures 4.4 in × 9.5 in, provides three DisplayPort 1.4 plus a USB‑C VirtualLink, and draws about 125 W graphics/160 W total board power; broad availability began in December 2018.
Positioned as a workstation‑tier midrange RTX option, it exists to bring RTX features and ISV‑class drivers to mainstream CAD/DCC and visualization rigs. It’s well‑suited to content creation/rendering, ray tracing previews, and light AI/ML. Now a legacy Quadro model replaced by RTX A‑series/Ada successors, it’s effectively discontinued.
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