NVIDIA Quadro K5000 SDI I/O Professional Graphics Card

Product status: Official | Last Update: 2015-03-01 | Report Error
Overview
Manufacturer
NVIDIA
Original Series
Quadro Kepler
Release Date
August 17th, 2012
PCB Code
180-12004-1005
Board Model
NVIDIA P2004
Graphics Processing Unit
GPU Model
GK104
Architecture
Kepler
Fabrication Process
28 nm
Die Size
294 mm2
Transistors Count
3.5B
Transistors Density
12M TRAN/mm2
CUDA Cores
1536
SMMs
8
GPCs
4
TMUs
128
ROPs
32
Clocks
Base Clock
706 MHz
Boost Clock
TBC MHz
Memory Clock
1350 MHz
Effective Memory Clock
5400 Mbps
Memory Configuration
Memory Size
4096 MB
Memory Type
GDDR5
Memory Bus Width
256-bit
Memory Bandwidth
172.8 GB/s

Physical
Interface
PCI-Express 2.0 x16
Height
4-slot
TDP/TBP
148 W
Recommended PSU
450 W
Multi-GPU Support
4-way
Display Outputs
DVI-D DualLink
1 ×
DVI-I DualLink
2 ×
DisplayPort
2 ×
BNC
8 ×
API Support
DirectX
12.0
Vulkan
1.0
OpenGL
4.5
OpenCL
2.0

Performance
Pixel Fillrate
22.6 GPixels/s
Texture Fillrate
90.4 GTexel/s
Peak FP32
2.2 TFLOPS
FP32 Perf. per Watt
14.7 GFLOPS/W
FP32 Perf. per mm2
7.4 GFLOPS/mm2




 ModelCoresBoost ClockMemory ClockMemory Config.
Thumbnail
NVIDIA Quadro K6000
 
2880
-
 
6 Gbps
 
12 GB GD5 384b
Thumbnail
NVIDIA Quadro K6000 SDI
 
2880
-
 
6 Gbps
 
12 GB GD5 384b
Thumbnail
NVIDIA Quadro K6000 SDI I/O
 
2880
-
 
6 Gbps
 
12 GB GD5 384b
Thumbnail
NVIDIA Quadro K6000 Sync
 
2880
-
 
6 Gbps
 
12 GB GD5 384b
Thumbnail
NVIDIA Quadro K5200
 
2304
 
771 MHz
 
6 Gbps
 
8 GB GD5 256b
Thumbnail
NVIDIA Quadro K5000
 
1536
-
 
5.4 Gbps
 
4 GB GD5 256b
Thumbnail
NVIDIA Quadro K5000 Mac Edition
 
1536
-
 
5.4 Gbps
 
4 GB GD5 256b
Thumbnail
NVIDIA Quadro K5000 SDI
 
1536
-
 
5.4 Gbps
 
4 GB GD5 256b
Thumbnail
NVIDIA Quadro K5000 SDI I/O
 
1536
-
 
5.4 Gbps
 
4 GB GD5 256b
Thumbnail
NVIDIA Quadro K5000 Sync
 
1536
-
 
5.4 Gbps
 
4 GB GD5 256b
Thumbnail
NVIDIA Quadro K4200
 
1344
-
 
5.4 Gbps
 
4 GB GD5 256b
Thumbnail
NVIDIA Quadro K4000
 
768
-
 
5.6 Gbps
 
3 GB GD5 192b
Thumbnail
NVIDIA Quadro K2200
 
640
 
1124 MHz
 
5 Gbps
 
4 GB GD5 128b
Thumbnail
NVIDIA Quadro K1200
 
512
 
1124 MHz
 
1.8 Gbps
 
4 GB D3 128b
Thumbnail
NVIDIA Quadro K620
 
384
 
1124 MHz
 
1.8 Gbps
 
2 GB D3 128b
Thumbnail
NVIDIA Quadro K2000
 
384
-
 
4 Gbps
 
2 GB GD5 128b
Thumbnail
NVIDIA Quadro K2000D
 
384
-
 
4 Gbps
 
2 GB GD5 128b
Thumbnail
NVIDIA Quadro K600
 
192
-
 
1.8 Gbps
 
1 GB D3 128b
Thumbnail
NVIDIA Quadro K420
 
192
-
 
1.8 Gbps
 
1 GB D3 128b
Thumbnail
NVIDIA Quadro 410
 
192
-
 
1.8 Gbps
 
512 MB D3 64b
 ModelCoresBoost ClockMemory ClockMemory Config.
Thumbnail
NVIDIA GRID VCA
 
12288
-
 
5.4 GB/s
 
256 GB GD5 256b
Thumbnail
NVIDIA GRID K2
 
3072
-
 
5 GB/s
 
16 GB GD5 256b
Thumbnail
NVIDIA GRID K520
 
3072
-
 
5 GB/s
 
16 GB GD5 256b
Thumbnail
NVIDIA Tesla K10
 
3072
-
 
5 GB/s
 
16 GB GD5 256b
Thumbnail
NVIDIA VGX K2
 
3072
-
 
5 GB/s
 
16 GB GD5 256b
Thumbnail
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 690
 
3072
 
1019 MHz
 
6 GB/s
 
8 GB GD5 256b
Thumbnail
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 880M
 
1536
 
993 MHz
 
5 GB/s
 
8 GB GD5 256b
Thumbnail
NVIDIA Quadro K5100M
 
1536
-
 
3.6 GB/s
 
8 GB GD5 256b
Thumbnail
NVIDIA Tesla K8
 
1536
 
811 MHz
 
5 GB/s
 
8 GB GD5 256b
Thumbnail
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 780M
 
1536
 
797 MHz
 
5 GB/s
 
4 GB GD5 256b
Thumbnail
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 680MX
 
1536
-
 
5 GB/s
 
4 GB GD5 256b
Thumbnail
NVIDIA Quadro K5000
 
1536
-
 
5.4 GB/s
 
4 GB GD5 256b
Thumbnail
NVIDIA Quadro K5000 Mac Edition
 
1536
-
 
5.4 GB/s
 
4 GB GD5 256b
Thumbnail
NVIDIA Quadro K5000 SDI
 
1536
-
 
5.4 GB/s
 
4 GB GD5 256b
Thumbnail
NVIDIA Quadro K5000 SDI I/O
 
1536
-
 
5.4 GB/s
 
4 GB GD5 256b
Thumbnail
NVIDIA Quadro K5000 Sync
 
1536
-
 
5.4 GB/s
 
4 GB GD5 256b
Thumbnail
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 770
 
1536
 
1084 MHz
 
7 GB/s
 
2 GB GD5 256b
Thumbnail
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 680
 
1536
 
1058 MHz
 
6 GB/s
 
2 GB GD5 256b
Thumbnail
NVIDIA Quadro K4200
 
1344
-
 
5.4 GB/s
 
4 GB GD5 256b
Thumbnail
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 680M
 
1344
-
 
3.6 GB/s
 
4 GB GD5 256b
Thumbnail
NVIDIA Quadro K5000M
 
1344
-
 
3 GB/s
 
4 GB GD5 256b
Thumbnail
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 870M
 
1344
 
967 MHz
 
5 GB/s
 
3 GB GD5 192b
Thumbnail
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 660 Ti
 
1344
 
980 MHz
 
6 GB/s
 
2 GB GD5 192b
Thumbnail
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 670
 
1344
 
980 MHz
 
6 GB/s
 
2 GB GD5 256b
Thumbnail
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 760 Ti
 
1344
 
980 MHz
 
6 GB/s
 
2 GB GD5 256b
Thumbnail
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 775M
 
1344
 
797 MHz
 
5 GB/s
 
2 GB GD5 256b
Thumbnail
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 675MX Mac Edition
 
1344
-
 
5 GB/s
 
1 GB GD5 256b
Thumbnail
NVIDIA Quadro K4100M
 
1152
-
 
3.2 GB/s
 
4 GB GD5 256b
Thumbnail
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 760
 
1152
 
1033 MHz
 
6 GB/s
 
2 GB GD5 256b
Thumbnail
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 860M
 
1152
 
915 MHz
 
5 GB/s
 
2 GB GD5 128b
Thumbnail
NVIDIA Quadro K4000M
 
960
-
 
2.8 GB/s
 
4 GB GD5 256b
Thumbnail
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 670MX
 
960
-
 
2.8 GB/s
 
3 GB GD5 192b
Thumbnail
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 675MX
 
960
-
 
3.6 GB/s
 
2 GB GD5 256b
Thumbnail
NVIDIA Quadro K3100M
 
768
-
 
3.2 GB/s
 
4 GB GD5 256b
Thumbnail
NVIDIA Quadro K3000M
 
576
-
 
2.8 GB/s
 
2 GB GD5 256b

NVIDIA Quadro K5000

The NVIDIA Quadro K5000 graphics card takes advantage of the NVIDIA Kepler™ architecture to dramatically accelerate professional applications.

You can count on superior interaction when designing with the most complex models, richer scene details and effects for content creation, and faster results when processing massive datasets for scientific exploration. The Quadro K5000 features a range of innovative features, including SMX for increased per-clock throughput of key graphics operations and bindless textures that enable the GPU to reference textures directly in memory. Plus, it supports up to four displays—ideal for driving large-scale visualization solutions.

Easily deploy ultra-high resolution scalable visualization configurations

You can now drive up to four displays simultaneously and get full support of the next-generation DisplayPort 1.2 standard—capable of resolutions of 3840×2160 at 60 Hz. This makes it easy to deploy multiple displays across a desktop, build an expansive digital signage wall, or create a sophisticated stereoscopic 3D CAVE environment. NVIDIA’s latest technologies, coupled with a Quadro K5000, give you an easy, affordable way to perform image synchronization and resolution scaling of a synchronized display surface with multiple projectors or displays. These technologies include Quadro Sync, Quadro Mosaic, Quadro Warp/Blend, and GPUDirect.

Interact with greater levels of model complexity in the design workflow

The Quadro K5000’s next-generation streaming multiprocessor (SM) design, called SMX, offers several important architectural changes. These include substantial increases in per-clock throughput of key graphics operations that combine to deliver unprecedented performance and power efficiency. Plus the Quadro K5000 features large frame buffer capacity that lets you work with larger models and assemblies and improves interactive manipulation performance during the design process.

Create richer scene details and effects for content creation

The NVIDIA Kepler architecture introduces the concept of bindless textures, which enables the GPU to reference textures directly in memory. This effectively eliminates the limit on the number of unique textures that can be used to render a scene, and reduces the CPU overhead to deliver improved performance. In fact, over one million unique textures are now possible. FXAA and TXAA film-style antialiasing technologies provide outstanding image quality for content creation and design reviews without compromising the interactive experience.

Certified on industry-leading professional applications.

Designed and built specifically for professional workstations, NVIDIA Quadro GPUs power more than 150 professional applications across a broad range of industries, including manufacturing, media and entertainment, sciences, and energy. Professionals trust them to deliver the best possible experience with applications such as Adobe CS6, Avid Media Composer, Autodesk Inventor, Dassault Systemes CATIA and SolidWorks, Siemens NX, PTC Creo, and many more. For maximum application performance, add a Tesla K20 to your workstation and experience the power of NVIDIA Maximus technology.

NVIDIA today launched the second generation of its breakthrough workstation platform, NVIDIA Maximus, featuring Kepler, the fastest, most efficient GPU architecture.

The Maximus platform, introduced in November, gives workstation users the ability to simultaneously perform complex analysis and visualization on a single machine. Now supported by Kepler-based GPUs, Maximus delivers unparalleled performance and efficiency to professionals in fields as varied as manufacturing, visual effects and oil exploration.

Maximus initially broke new ground as a single system that handles interactive graphics and the compute-intensive number crunching required to simulate or render them — resulting in dramatically accelerated workflows. With this second generation of Maximus, compute work is assigned to run on the new NVIDIA Tesla K20 GPU computing accelerator, freeing up the new NVIDIA Quadro K5000 GPU to handle graphics functions. Maximus unified technology transparently and automatically assigns visualization and simulation or rendering work to the right processor.

“With the parallel processing capabilities enabled by NVIDIA Maximus systems, we can now be 10 times more creative,” said Alan Barrington, a designer at the Mercedes-Benz Advanced Design Center California.

“With the NVIDIA Maximus-powered environment, we can continue to refine and improve our design, right up to the last minute. We can stay efficient and multitask. We no longer have to settle for less or to compromise on our creativity.”

NVIDIA Maximus: Boosting Graphics and Compute

Powered by the Kepler architecture, the second generation of Maximus improves both the visualization and computation capabilities of the platform.

Key NVIDIA Quadro K5000 GPU features include:

  • Bindless Textures that give users the ability to reference over 1 million textures directly in memory while reducing CPU overhead
  • FXAA/TXAA film-style anti-aliasing technologies for outstanding image quality
  • Increased frame buffer capacity of 4 GB, plus a next-generation PCIe-3 bus interconnect that accelerates data movement by 2x compared with PCIe-2
  • An all-new display engine capable of driving up to four displays simultaneously with a single K5000
  • Display Port 1.2 support for resolutions up to 3840×2160 @60Hz

Key NVIDIA Tesla K20 GPU features include:

  • SMX streaming multiprocessor technology for up to a 3x performance per watt advantage
  • Dynamic Parallelism and Hyper-Q GPU technologies for simplified parallel programming and dramatically faster performance

Transforming Workflows Across Industries, From Jet Engine Design to Seismic Analysis

Here are some examples of how Maximus is transforming workflows across industries:

  • For the manufacturing and design industry, NVIDIA Maximus-powered workstations enable professionals to design without limits on size of assemblies, number of components, image quality, or resolution. Designers can use real-world physics, lighting, and materials during interactive design, and visualize with photo-realistic image quality.

“RTT DeltaGen offers custom features such as rapid raytracing, rendering and scalability, automated layer rendering, and computational fluid dynamics visualization and analysis,” said Peter Stevenson, CEO, RTT USA, Inc. “Maximus second generation is remarkable, forward-thinking technology that will further empower our clients by providing them with the ability to do interactive design and simulation, which will accelerate their time to insight of their engineering data so they can make final design decisions even faster.”

  • For the media and entertainment industry, Maximus gives digital content creators more freedom and creative flexibility. Film editors and animators can work in real-time on their most challenging projects, create complex simulations and interactive visual effects, and work in 3D texture painting workflows without being constrained by a maximum number of textures.

Chaos Group provides state of the art rendering solutions for visual effects, film, media and entertainment, and design industries. V-Ray RT is a powerful, interactive raytracing render engine optimized for NVIDIA CUDA architecture that changes the way 3D artists and visualization specialists approach the lighting and shading setup.

“We’re constantly working to ensure we create the best tools for customer workflows,” said Lon Grohs, vice president, Business Development at Chaos Group. “Our CUDA based V-Ray plug-in for Maya is one of our latest developments to meet the needs of the most demanding VFX and film studios around the world, and with a Kepler-based NVIDIA Maximus system, 3D artists will spend less time waiting and more time being creative.”

Home of some of the industry’s most talented artists, a52 is an innovative visual effects studio located in Santa Monica, CA that has created many impressive effects through the seamless integration of 2D and photoreal CGI.

“We now have the opportunity to produce more iterations of color and lighting to get to where we want faster,” said Chris Janney, VFX technical director, a52.

“With faster turnaround, we can submit shots much sooner for client approvals. I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend a Maximus setup particularly for artists working in V-Ray RT — the time savings alone are significant, but it’s also allowing our artists a better workflow in the creative process, without long pauses for renders. That is where the Maximus setup really helps our look development process.”

  • For geophysicists and seismologists, NVIDIA Maximus-powered workstations give more accurate data, in less time, on the location of oil and gas deposits around the world.

Paradigm is a global provider of analytical and information management solutions for the oil and gas and mining industries. Paradigm software enables users to locate new oil and gas reservoirs, create dynamic digital models of the earth’s surface, and optimize production from new and existing reservoirs.

Its Paradigm 2011.1, a comprehensive application suite of exploration, development and production applications, provides accelerated computation of seismic trace attributes through use of NVIDIA Maximus technology.

“Paradigm software leveraging Maximus technology is an innovative implementation that enables seismic interpreters to calculate seismic trace attributes at their desktop in interactive or dramatically reduced times,” said Laura Evins, product manager of seismic attributes, Paradigm. “This provides huge benefits to our oil and gas clients, as they can now more quickly recover structural or depositional features from seismic data. We believe the second generation of Maximus will accelerate their time to discovery even further, making our combined technology even more cost effective.”

Availability and Pricing

Second generation NVIDIA Maximus-powered desktop workstations featuring the new NVIDIA Quadro K5000 ($2,249 MSRP, USD) plus the new NVIDIA Tesla K20 GPU ($3,199 MSRP, USD) will be available starting in December 2012. The NVIDIA Quadro K5000 will be available as a separate discrete desktop GPU starting in October 2012.

ISV Certifications and Support

Leading software vendors certify and support NVIDIA Maximus-powered workstations, including Adobe, ANSYS, Autodesk, Bunkspeed, Dassault Systèmes, MathWorks and Paradigm.

Workstation OEM Support

The world’s leading workstation OEMs — including HP, Dell, Lenovo, and Fujitsu, plus systems integrators such as BOXX Technologies and Supermicro — will offer second generation NVIDIA Maximus-powered workstations.

  • New NVIDIA Maximus-powered HP Z Workstations will include the HP Z420, Z620 and HP’s ultimate workstation, the Z820.

“HP customers lead their industries, pushing the limits of technology to help bring consumers the next big blockbuster, alternative energy resources and medical advancements that would otherwise not be possible,” said Jeff Wood, vice president, Worldwide Marketing, Commercial Solutions, HP. “This next generation of NVIDIA Maximus technology will provide the crucial horsepower and productivity demands of compute-intensive modern workflows, increasing productivity and ultimately ROI for our customers.”

  • New NVIDIA Maximus-powered Dell Precision T3600, T5600 and T7600 tower, and R5500 rack workstations will be available worldwide early next year.

“Dell Precision workstations with the second generation of NVIDIA Maximus make the promise of designing at the speed of thought a reality for creative and design professionals,” said Efrain Rovira, executive director, Dell Precision Workstations. “NVIDIA’s fast Kepler GPU architecture combined with our most powerful tower and rack workstations provides unprecedented visual design and simulation performance for our customers.”

  • New NVIDIA Maximus-powered Lenovo ThinkStation S30, D30, and C30 workstations will be available worldwide.

“Mission-critical design applications and simulation workflows are being accelerated like never before with NVIDIA Maximus technology,” said Rob Herman, director of Product and Vertical Solutions, ThinkStation Business Unit. “With new, next generation NVIDIA Maximus-powered ThinkStations, users have even more parallel processing horsepower to boost their productivity, creativity, and time-to-market. Our customers can look forward to improved computing and visualization capabilities that empower them to achieve results faster than ever.”

  • New Fujitsu CELSIUS M720 and R920 NVIDIA Maximus-powered desktop workstations will be available in EMEA, India and Japan.

“With the next-generation of NVIDIA Maximus technology powering our Fujitsu CELSIUS desktop workstations, we continue to provide the most innovative technology for accelerating modern workflows that utilize high-performance 3D modeling, animation, real-time visualization, analysis, and simulation applications,” said Dieter Heiss, vice president, Workplace Systems Product Development Group, at Fujitsu Technology Solutions. “These new systems will provide the highest levels of performance that professionals need.”