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‎11-17-2021 01:47 AM

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Product: CTO NVIDIA RTX A4000 16GB 4DP 2ND GFX
Operating System: Linux

Hello, 

 

Both of these cards are some type of RTX A4000 GPU, but I do not know the difference between these models. 

Does anyone know what this product is? And how is it different than the second listed card?

1) CTO NVIDIA RTX A4000 16GB 4DP 2ND GFX 2)  NVQUADROX4XXX16GBDH BLWRFAN 4DP SBY

Thank you!

 

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‎11-17-2021 02:06 AM

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both cards are EXACTLY the same, they differ only in the fact that one is listed as a "CTO" configure to order secondary optional display device and the other is listed as a PRIMARY display device

 

again, same card just listed two different ways in the HP system

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‎11-21-2021 06:22 PM

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Thank you for the explanation. Are there in differences in terms of performances or only difference in whether you want video port(+ / -) ?

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‎11-22-2021 05:13 AM

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 the sentence "there are no differences between the cards" other than the HP model numbers implies that even the video ports are the same between the cards...................please reread what i wrote

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