Nvidia

RTX 4000 Ada Generation

The RTX 4000 Ada Generation is Nvidia’s 20GB graphics card with a 130W board power rating, built on the Ada Lovelace architecture. Below you’ll find what it can run locally, its benchmark scores and its full spec sheet, plus all 1 board version we track, each with its cheapest current price.

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RTX 4000 Ada Generation graphics card

Benchmarks

Standardized benchmark scores for this chip, each compared to the fastest card we track and linked to its source. They apply to every board version.

Render

RTX 4000 Ada Generation4,448 samples/min
RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell (best)16,780 samples/min

3D graphics

RTX 4000 Ada Generation23,649 G3D Mark
GeForce RTX 5090 (best)38,974 G3D Mark

Local AI performance

What the RTX 4000 Ada Generation can run on your own machine, and how fast.

Largest model it can run (8K context)

Q4 (the usual choice, near-original quality)
~26B
Q8 (closer to original, half the model size)
~15B
FP16 (unquantised, for training and research)
~8.5B

Parameter counts the card holds with room for an 8K conversation, counting the model weights plus its attention cache. A longer conversation needs more memory, so it lowers these figures.

Speed & value

Speed, 8B model at Q4
55-63 tok/s
Memory bandwidth
360 GB/s
Price per GB of VRAM
$84.95

Generation speed tracks memory bandwidth, because every word produced reads the whole model from memory. Shown as a range.

Models that fit, at Q4

ModelSizeMemory neededEst. speed
Lfm2 24B23.8B15.1GB—
Magistral 24B23.6B16.5GB19-22 tok/s
Devstral 24B23.6B16.5GB19-22 tok/s

Popular models small enough for this card at Q4, one per family. Speed is left blank for mixture-of-experts models, where a bandwidth estimate is not reliable enough to publish.

Choosing a card for AI? Compare every GPU for local AI, including setups that pool the memory of two or more cards.

RTX 4000 Ada Generation versions (1)

Every board version we track, cheapest first.

From$1,699.00
1 version in stock

1 board version of the RTX 4000 Ada Generation are listed above, starting from $1,699.00. Prices update daily from live retailer stock. Click any version name for its full spec sheet and all current retailer prices.

Specifications

Every RTX 4000 Ada Generation board version we track measures 241 mm long.

Performance

Shader cores
6,144
SM count
48
Texture units (TMUs)
192
RT cores
48 · 3rd gen
Tensor / AI cores
192 · 4th gen

Memory

VRAM
20GB GDDR6
Memory bus
160-bit
Bandwidth
360 GB/s
Memory speed
18 Gbps

GPU die

Architecture
Ada Lovelace
Process node
TSMC 4N
Foundry
TSMC
Generation
RTX Ada

Power

TDP
130W

Display & outputs

Outputs
4 DisplayPort 1.4a
PCIe interface
PCIe 4.0 ×16

APIs & software

CUDA
Compute 8.9

Video encoding & decoding

CodecEncodeDecode
H.264 / AVCNot supportedNot supported
H.265 / HEVCNot supportedNot supported
AV1SupportedNot supported
VP9Not supportedNot supported

Features

Upscaling
DLSS Super Resolution, Ray Reconstruction, Frame Generation
Also runs
FSR 3, FSR 3 Frame Generation, XeSS 2, XeSS 2 Frame Generation
ECC memory
Yes

Physical

Reference length
241 mm
Slot width
1 slots

6,144 shader cores feed a 160-bit memory interface delivering 360 GB/s of peak bandwidth. 48 RT cores handle real-time ray tracing; 192 tensor cores accelerate AI workloads and DLSS Super Resolution. Compare the RTX 4000 Ada Generation against the full GPU lineup on the full graphics card rankings.

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