NVIDIA
NVIDIA RTX A2000
The NVIDIA RTX A2000 is a low-profile, dual-slot Ampere workstation graphics card with 3,328 CUDA cores and 6 GB of ECC GDDR6 on a 192-bit bus. It draws 70 W from the PCIe slot alone, and a 12 GB version was added later.
Pros
- 70 W board power with no auxiliary power connector
- Low-profile dual-slot design suits small-form-factor workstations
- ECC GDDR6 memory with 288 GB/s bandwidth
- Four mini DisplayPort 1.4a outputs
Cons
- 6 GB of VRAM is limiting for large models and scenes
- Far lower throughput than higher-end Ampere workstation cards
- Active cooling in a small card can be audible under load
Below average
Computed from specs & benchmarks via our public methodology.
Full specifications
Everything we track for the NVIDIA RTX A2000
General
- Announced
- 2021
- Architecture
- Ampere
- Process
- 8 nm
- TDP
- 70 W
- Power connector
- None (slot powered)
Cores & Clocks
- Shading units
- 3,328
- RT cores
- 26
- Tensor / AI cores
- 104
- Base clock
- 562 MHz
- Boost clock
- 1,200 MHz
Memory
- VRAM
- 6 GB
- VRAM type
- GDDR6
- Bus width
- 192 bit
- Bandwidth
- 288 GB/s
Benchmarks
- 3DMark Time Spy
- 5,933Bottom 25%
- 3DMark Speed Way
- 1,481Bottom 12%
- PassMark G3D
- 13,400Bottom 30%
Quick answers
Is the NVIDIA RTX A2000 good in 2026?
The NVIDIA RTX A2000 earns an Inno Score of 39.2/100 (“Below average”) based on its specs and benchmark results. The NVIDIA RTX A2000 is a low-profile, dual-slot Ampere workstation graphics card with 3,328 CUDA cores and 6 GB of ECC GDDR6 on a 192-bit bus. It draws 70 W from the PCIe slot alone, and a 12 GB version was added later.
What are the key specs of the NVIDIA RTX A2000?
VRAM: 6 GB · Boost clock: 1,200 MHz · TDP: 70 W · 3DMark Time Spy: 5,933
What are the closest alternatives to the NVIDIA RTX A2000?
Its closest rivals on InnoReviews are AMD Radeon RX 9050, AMD Radeon RX 5600 XT, AMD Radeon RX 6600 — open the comparison pages for a spec-by-spec breakdown.
