NVIDIA RTX PRO 5000 48GB Blackwell

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Graphics Card - 48GB GDDR7 (28000MHz), NVIDIA Blackwell (GB202, 1590 MHz), Boost 2617 MHz, PCI Express x16 5.0, 384Bit, DisplayPort 2.1b, width 266,7 mm
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NVIDIA RTX PRO 5000 48GB Blackwell

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NVIDIA RTX PRO 5000 48GB Blackwell graphics card

The NVIDIA RTX PRO 5000 48GB Blackwell brings 5th-generation Tensor Cores with FP4 support, 4th-generation RT Cores with RTX Mega Geometry, and 48GB of GDDR7 ECC memory with 1344GB/s of bandwidth into a dual-slot, full-height design for professional workstations. With 2064 AI TOPS, 65 TFLOPS of FP32 performance, and 196 TFLOPS from its RT cores, the NVIDIA RTX PRO 5000 48GB Blackwell handles local LLM inference, generative AI, photorealistic rendering, and scientific simulations—with double the memory of the previous Ada Lovelace generation and ISV certifications for production deployment.

Nvidia GeForce RTX 40

GDDR7 / 48GB

Operating memory
NVIDIA GPU

PCIe 5.0 x16

Bus interface
NVIDIA GPU

1× PCIe CEM5 16-pin

Auxiliary power
Nvidia GeForce RTX 40

Blackwell (GB202)

Chip architecture
Nvidia GeForce RTX 40

850W

Recommended PSU wattage
NVIDIA RTX PRO 5000 graphics card

Key features of the NVIDIA RTX PRO 5000 48GB Blackwell graphics card

  • The card features 48GB of GDDR7 ECC memory with 1344GB/s bandwidth—double the capacity of the previous Ada Lovelace generation—for smooth work with large-scale AI models, complex 3D scenes, and multi-application workflows without memory limits.
  • The NVIDIA Blackwell architecture, with 14080 CUDA Cores and 5th-generation Tensor Cores, achieves 2064 AI TOPS and 65 TFLOPS in FP32, while FP4 precision enables faster AI model processing with lower memory demands for local LLM fine-tuning and generative AI.
  • 4th-generation RT Cores with 196 TFLOPS performance and RTX Mega Geometry technology process up to 100× more ray-traced triangles than the previous generation for physically accurate visualisations, engineering simulations, and real-time VFX production.
  • New Streaming Multiprocessors with neural shaders integrate neural networks directly into programmable shaders, transforming AI from a post-processing layer into a native part of the graphics pipeline for AI-augmented workflows.
  • Multi-Instance GPU splits the card into up to two fully isolated 24GB instances, each with its own memory, cache, and guaranteed quality of service for secure, concurrent work by multiple users or workloads.
  • Three 9th-generation NVENC video encoders and three 6th-generation NVDEC decoders with support for 4:2:2 10-bit H.264 and HEVC enable real-time professional video processing for multi-cam productions, live streaming, and VFX workflows.
  • The PCIe 5.0 x16 interface, with double the bandwidth of PCIe Gen 4, and four DisplayPort 2.1b outputs supporting up to 8K at 240Hz or 16K at 60Hz, ensure high-speed data transfer and direct output for visualisation workflows.
  • The card is powered by a 1× PCIe CEM5 16-pin connector with a 300W TBP and features an active dual-slot cooler in a 266.7mm long, full-height design with ISV certifications for professional production deployment.
NVIDIA GPU

Blackwell performance for local LLM and generative AI

Fine-tuning language models, inferencing generative networks, and working with local AI assistants are no longer exclusive to data centres. The NVIDIA RTX PRO 5000 48GB Blackwell, with 2064 AI TOPS and 5th-generation Tensor Cores with FP4 support, processes AI tasks faster and with lower memory demands than the previous generation. Its 48GB of GDDR7 ECC memory with 1344GB/s bandwidth ensures that even models with tens of billions of parameters won't hit a memory limit. For developers, researchers, and data scientists who want to iterate quickly while keeping sensitive data under control, the RTX PRO 5000 Blackwell is the natural foundation for a local AI infrastructure.

NVIDIA GPU

RTX Mega Geometry and neural shaders

Rendering scenes with billions of polygons and physically accurate simulations was previously the domain of render farms. The NVIDIA RTX PRO 5000 48GB Blackwell pushes this boundary: its 4th-generation RT Cores with RTX Mega Geometry technology process up to 100× more ray-traced triangles than the previous generation, while new neural shaders integrate AI directly into the graphics pipeline for real-time, AI-augmented visualisations. For architects designing detailed urban plans, VFX studios working with billions of polygons, or product designers validating products in a virtual environment, this is a computational leap that shortens iteration cycles and expands the boundaries of what is possible.

NVIDIA GPU

48GB GDDR7 and enterprise reliability for production workflows

GDDR7 memory doesn't just bring higher capacity—it delivers fundamentally higher bandwidth for applications that previously faced data bottlenecks. With 1344GB/s, the NVIDIA RTX PRO 5000 48GB Blackwell handles extensive multi-application workflows, where CAD modelling, AI inference, and video production run concurrently without interruption. ECC memory protection eliminates computational errors for production-ready results, while ISV certifications for key professional applications guarantee proven stability and driver optimisation. MIG support, with the ability to split the GPU into two isolated 24GB instances, also enables efficient sharing of GPU power between multiple users or projects.

Nvidia GeForce RTX 40

NVIDIA Blackwell architecture

A breakthrough generation for AI, neural rendering, and scientific computing
Nvidia GeForce RTX 40

5th-generation Tensor Cores

2064 AI TOPS with FP4 for local LLM inference and generative AI
Nvidia GeForce RTX 40

48GB GDDR7 ECC

1344GB/s for large-scale AI models and complex 3D scenes
Nvidia GeForce RTX 40

New Streaming Multiprocessors

Neural shaders for next-generation AI-augmented graphics workflows
Nvidia GeForce RTX 40

4th generation RT Cores

RTX Mega Geometry for physically accurate scenes with billions of polygons
Nvidia GeForce RTX 40

4× DisplayPort 2.1b

Up to 8K at 240Hz or 16K at 60Hz for precise visualisation workflows
Nvidia GeForce RTX 40

Multi-Instance GPU

Securely share the power of a single card between four users or workloads
Nvidia GeForce RTX 40

PCIe 5.0 x16

Double the throughput of PCIe Gen 4 for data-intensive AI tasks

Specifications

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Chip manufacturer
NVIDIA
Model designation
RTX PRO 5000
Graphics processor
GB202
Chip architecture
Blackwell
Number of stream processors
14,080×

Chip

Chip manufacturer
NVIDIA
Model designation
RTX PRO 5000
Graphics processor
GB202
Chip architecture
Blackwell
Number of stream processors
14,080×
Production technology
4 nm

Performance & usage

Use
Professional
Card profile
FHFL

Memory

VRAM capacity
48 GB
Memory type
GDDR7
Bus width
384-Bit

Frequency

Core frequency
1,590 MHz
Core clock speed (Boost clock)
2,617 MHz
Memory frequency
28,000 MHz (28 GHz)
Effective memory clock (bandwidth)
28 Gbps

Interface

PC connection
PCI Express x16 5.0
Bus interface
PCIe 5.0 x16
Monitor connection
DisplayPort 2.1b
Number of image outputs
4

Technology

DirectX version
12 Ultimate
OpenGL version
4.6

Cooling system

Cooling type
Active
Cooling size
Dual-slot
number of fans
1 ×

Dimensions

Width
266.7 mm
Depth
111.76 mm

Consumption

TDP
300 W
Auxiliary power supply
1x 16-pin

AI

Total number of TOPS
2,064
Supported precision
FP32

Tops

Total number of TOPS
2,064

AI specifications

Primary AI use
LLM Inference
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