Nvidia has rather silently introduced its new and smallest Quadro M-series workstation-oriented graphics card, the Quadro M2000 with 4GB of GDDR5 memory and a 75W TDP.

Spotted by Computerbase.de, the new Quadro M2000 is pretty much a GTX 950 aimed at workstation and professional usage as it is based on the same GM206 Maxwell GPU with 768 CUDA cores and a peak compute performance of 1.8 TFLOPs.

The Quadro M2000 replaces Nvidia older Quadro K2200 and brings plenty of improvements, including four DisplayPort 1.2 outputs with support for 4K and 8K content.

Specification wise, the Quadro M2000 GPU works at up to 1,180MHz and features 4GB of GDDR5 memory paired up with a 128-bit memory interface, leaving it with 106GB/s of memory bandwidth.

As it has a 75W TDP, the Quadro M2000 also does not need any additional PCIe power connectors, which is quite important in that part of the market.

According to a report from Computerbase.de, the Quadro M2000 should retail at €569.



Source: Computerbase.de.