96GB ECC Memory
The 96GB framebuffer is the strongest reason to choose RTX PRO 6000 over lower-tier workstation and consumer GPUs.
$7,950.00
RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Workstation Edition is NVIDIA’s high-memory Blackwell professional workstation GPU with 96GB GDDR7 ECC, a 512-bit memory interface, 1,792 GB/s bandwidth, 24,064 CUDA cores and up to 600W total board power. It is designed for advanced AI development, large-model inference, rendering, simulation, visualization and other workstation workloads that need very large GPU memory.
Use the live price shown on this page for current RTX PRO 6000 price information. For B2B purchasing, confirm the exact NVIDIA board, condition, warranty coverage, included scope, destination and delivery terms in the written quotation before ordering.
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Flagship 96GB Blackwell Professional GPU
The RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Workstation Edition is NVIDIA’s full-power flagship professional desktop GPU for advanced AI development, local large-language-model workloads, rendering, simulation, scientific visualization, CAD/CAE, virtual production and high-end content creation.
For buyers searching for an RTX PRO 6000 for sale, the exact edition matters. This listing is for the NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Workstation Edition with 96GB GDDR7 ECC memory and a 600W maximum board-power rating. It is not the 300W Max-Q Workstation Edition and it is not the passively cooled Server Edition.
NVIDIA specifies 24,064 CUDA cores, fifth-generation Tensor Cores, fourth-generation RT Cores, up to 4,000 AI TOPS, 96GB of GDDR7 memory with ECC and approximately 1,792 GB/s memory bandwidth.
As of September 2026, AI Robot Supplier’s published price guide lists this Workstation Edition at approximately $7,950, subject to current stock, exact configuration and commercial confirmation. The live WooCommerce price above should be treated as the current store price.
Product overview
The RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Workstation Edition is designed for professional users who need very large GPU memory, enterprise workstation software support and maximum single-GPU workstation performance.
Its defining hardware feature is the 96GB GDDR7 ECC framebuffer. That memory capacity allows unusually large AI models, 3D scenes, engineering datasets, scientific visualizations and production assets to remain resident on the GPU instead of being divided across smaller cards or repeatedly transferred to system memory.
The Workstation Edition uses NVIDIA’s Blackwell architecture with 24,064 CUDA cores, fifth-generation Tensor Cores and fourth-generation RT Cores. NVIDIA rates AI performance at up to approximately 4,000 AI TOPS.
The card connects through PCI Express 5.0 x16 and uses an extended-height, dual-slot double-flow-through cooler designed for a 600W maximum board-power envelope.
Verify that the quotation states the 600W Workstation Edition rather than Max-Q or Server Edition.
Check physical clearance, PCIe layout, power delivery, 16-pin cabling and chassis airflow before ordering.
The final offer should state new, open-box or other condition, exact part identification, warranty and supplied accessories.
Buyer value
The 96GB framebuffer is the strongest reason to choose RTX PRO 6000 over lower-tier workstation and consumer GPUs.
Fifth-generation Tensor Cores provide Blackwell-generation AI acceleration including FP4-capable workflows where supported.
RTX professional drivers and workstation certification are designed for production environments where application stability and software support matter.
The 512-bit GDDR7 interface provides approximately 1,792 GB/s bandwidth for high-throughput AI, rendering and data workloads.
Four ninth-generation encoders and four sixth-generation decoders provide substantial media-processing capability.
Supported environments can partition the GPU into isolated 24GB, 48GB or full 96GB instances.
Manufacturer specifications
These specifications refer specifically to the NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Workstation Edition.
Specification update
NVIDIA’s original RTX PRO 6000 workstation datasheet listed Vulkan 1.3 because that was the product-documentation state at launch.
NVIDIA’s current production and developer drivers now provide Vulkan 1.4 support for RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Workstation GPUs.
For deployment, use the application-certified NVIDIA RTX Enterprise / professional driver branch appropriate to your workflow rather than selecting a driver only by API version.
Independent workload context
Manufacturer TOPS and TFLOPS are theoretical specifications. Professional buyers should also consider application-level testing.
Puget Systems measured roughly a 21% overall uplift versus RTX 6000 Ada in its Resolve testing, with substantially larger gains in certain GPU-effects and media workloads.
Puget’s Blender OptiX testing showed approximately 50% higher performance than RTX 6000 Ada in the tested scenes.
V-Ray testing showed large generational gains, particularly in CUDA and RTX rendering workloads.
Puget measured approximately 34% overall improvement over RTX 6000 Ada, with gains varying substantially by scene and ray-tracing configuration.
The new media engines and Blackwell compute architecture can benefit professional AI-assisted video workflows when the application supports them.
CPU-bound applications may show much smaller gains. This GPU is most compelling when VRAM, GPU compute, ray tracing or professional driver features are the actual bottleneck.
Local AI workloads
The 96GB ECC framebuffer makes the RTX PRO 6000 particularly relevant to local AI workloads that exceed the capacity of 24GB, 32GB or 48GB GPUs.
Potential use cases include large-language-model inference, fine-tuning, multimodal AI, embedding pipelines, generative image/video workflows, agentic AI development and local research environments.
Actual model compatibility depends on parameter count, quantization, precision, framework, KV-cache requirements, context length and software optimization.
Because Blackwell support evolved rapidly after launch, professional buyers should confirm that the intended CUDA, PyTorch, TensorRT, llama.cpp or other framework version fully supports the GPU before commissioning a production workstation.
GPU partitioning
NVIDIA lists Multi-Instance GPU support for the RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Workstation Edition.
Where supported by the operating system and software stack, one physical 96GB GPU can be divided into:
MIG can be valuable for universities, AI development teams, shared workstations and other environments where several isolated workloads need access to one high-memory accelerator.
Compatibility
The card uses PCI Express 5.0 x16. Confirm motherboard slot spacing, lane allocation and physical clearance.
The workstation power supply must support the 600W GPU plus CPU, memory, storage, fans and other system components.
NVIDIA specifies one PCIe CEM5 16-pin connector. Use the correct cable and power-supply configuration.
The card is approximately 12 inches long and 5.4 inches high, so ordinary dual-slot compatibility alone is not enough.
Chassis airflow must allow both flow-through cooling paths to operate without severe obstruction.
Validate motherboard firmware, operating-system support, NVIDIA professional drivers and application certification.
Edition comparison
| Specification | Workstation Edition | Max-Q Workstation | Server Edition |
|---|---|---|---|
| GPU memory | 96GB GDDR7 ECC | 96GB GDDR7 ECC | 96GB GDDR7 ECC |
| Maximum power | 600W | 300W | 400–600W configurable |
| Form factor | 5.4 × 12 in, dual slot | 4.4 × 10.5 in, dual slot | 4.4 × 10.5 in, dual slot |
| Cooling | Double flow through | Active | Passive |
| Deployment | Maximum single-GPU desktop performance | Dense / multi-GPU workstations | Validated rack servers |
| Best fit | High-performance workstation | Power-efficient workstation density | Enterprise server infrastructure |
Lower-power alternative
| Specification | RTX PRO 6000 | RTX PRO 5000 48GB |
|---|---|---|
| Memory | 96GB GDDR7 ECC | 48GB GDDR7 ECC |
| Memory bandwidth | 1,792 GB/s | 1,344 GB/s |
| AI performance | 4,000 AI TOPS | Up to 2,064 AI TOPS |
| Maximum power | 600W | 300W |
| Length | 12.0 in | 10.5 in |
| Best reason to choose | 96GB capacity and flagship throughput | Lower power and cost when 48GB is enough |
If your applications reliably fit inside 48GB, the RTX PRO 5000 can be the more rational workstation purchase because it substantially reduces power and chassis demands.
Professional workloads
Large local inference, fine-tuning and agentic AI workflows that benefit from 96GB VRAM.
Image, video, multimodal and other Blackwell-accelerated generative workflows.
GPU rendering in Blender, V-Ray and other CUDA/OptiX-enabled professional applications.
Large assemblies, engineering visualization, simulation and digital-twin workflows.
High-resolution real-time rendering, Unreal Engine and complex production environments.
Four NVENC and four NVDEC engines accelerate demanding ingest, encode, decode and finishing pipelines.
Buyer limitations
Current market context
RTX PRO 6000 pricing has moved substantially during 2026, and there is no single universal market price.
As of September 2026, recent public references include:
| Seller / Reference | Observed Price | Context |
|---|---|---|
| AI Robot Supplier | Approx. $7,950 | Current indexed price-guide reference; confirm live product price and stock. |
| Micro Center | Approx. $14,500 | NVIDIA OEM Workstation Edition; pricing and store availability vary. |
| Dell / PNY | Approx. $14,708 | PNY VCNRTXPRO6000B-PB listing observed in 2026. |
| B&H Photo | Approx. $15,999.99 | NVIDIA OEM Workstation Edition reference. |
These prices are market observations, not guarantees. Exact edition, condition, warranty, tax treatment, manufacturer part number and delivery terms can materially change the value of an offer.
For quantity purchases or international delivery, request a written quotation confirming the exact edition, condition, quantity, warranty and delivery terms.
High-value GPU verification
For unusually discounted units, also see the
RTX PRO 6000 used buying and verification guide
.
Package contents
NVIDIA does not publish one universal accessory bundle for every OEM, regional or distribution channel.
Treat only the graphics card and accessories explicitly listed in the quotation or packing scope as included.
Never assume accessories shown in retailer photographs are part of every commercial package.
Warranty & support
NVIDIA’s current RTX PRO workstation warranty information provides a three-year limited warranty for qualifying new NVIDIA-branded workstation graphics cards purchased by the original purchaser through NVIDIA or an eligible authorized channel.
Warranty treatment can differ for PNY or other partner-branded cards, OEM units, used hardware, reseller stock and international transactions.
The written AI Robot Supplier quotation should therefore state the exact warranty supplied with the individual unit or order.
International purchasing
Confirm current inventory, tax treatment, warranty channel and delivery method.
Confirm VAT, customs, importer responsibility, warranty handling and destination delivery terms.
Confirm import VAT, duties, commercial invoice requirements and warranty return procedures.
Request a destination-specific freight and insurance quotation for high-value GPU shipments.
Confirm customs, insurance, declared value and delivery responsibility before payment.
Advanced GPUs can be subject to export or re-export controls depending on destination, end user and intended use.
Technical sources
Official NVIDIA specifications, features and workload information.
Manufacturer technical specification reference.
Current NVIDIA workstation graphics warranty terms.
Independent professional application testing across creative and rendering workloads.
Procurement checklist
Buyer questions
Commercial and technical answers for buyers evaluating the NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Workstation Edition.
Pricing changes significantly by seller and market. AI Robot Supplier’s indexed September 2026 price reference is approximately $7,950, while several major U.S. retail references are currently around $14,500–$16,000. Confirm the live price above before ordering.
AI Robot Supplier lists the RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Workstation Edition for commercial procurement. High-value or multi-unit buyers can request a written quotation covering exact configuration, warranty and destination shipping.
The Blackwell Workstation Edition provides 96GB GDDR7 memory with ECC.
NVIDIA lists approximately 1,792 GB/s.
NVIDIA specifies 24,064 CUDA cores.
NVIDIA rates the Workstation Edition at up to approximately 4,000 AI TOPS under its defined Blackwell AI-performance methodology.
Maximum board power is 600W. The complete workstation power supply must also account for the CPU and all other system components.
NVIDIA specifies one PCIe CEM5 16-pin connector.
The Workstation Edition is approximately 5.4 inches high and 12 inches long in an extended-height dual-slot design.
Yes. It uses PCI Express 5.0 x16.
Yes. NVIDIA’s current drivers provide Vulkan 1.4 support for RTX PRO Blackwell GPUs. Earlier launch datasheets listed Vulkan 1.3 because they predated the current driver state.
Its 96GB memory capacity makes it highly relevant to large local AI workloads. Model fit depends on precision, quantization, context length, KV cache and software framework.
Yes. NVIDIA lists configurations of up to four 24GB instances, two 48GB instances or one full 96GB instance where supported.
Both provide 96GB GDDR7 ECC. The standard Workstation Edition is a 600W model designed for maximum single-GPU desktop performance, while Max-Q is a 300W model designed for greater power efficiency and denser workstation deployments.
No. Server Edition uses passive cooling and is designed for validated rackmount server airflow. The desktop Workstation Edition uses double-flow-through active cooling.
Choose RTX PRO 6000 when your workflow genuinely needs 96GB memory or flagship Blackwell throughput. RTX PRO 5000 can be more cost- and power-efficient when 48GB is sufficient.
It can run graphics workloads and games, but it is primarily a professional workstation GPU. Buyers focused only on gaming generally do not need its 96GB ECC memory, professional drivers or workstation features.
NVIDIA provides a three-year limited warranty for qualifying new NVIDIA-branded RTX PRO workstation cards purchased by the original buyer through eligible channels. Partner, used and reseller warranties can differ, so confirm the exact supplied warranty.
International purchasing depends on destination, end user, stock, carrier requirements and any applicable export or re-export rules. Confirm destination eligibility before payment.
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