NVIDIA Tesla M10
128-bit · 640 cores
8 GB GDDR5 · 256-bit · 2,048 cores
The Tesla M60 was the rack-server flagship of NVIDIA GRID 2.0, pairing two GM204 Maxwell GPUs on one dual-slot PCIe card for a total of 4,096 CUDA cores and 16 GB of GDDR5. Each GPU has its own 8 GB on a 256-bit bus, and a single board serves up to 32 concurrent virtual-desktop or virtual-workstation users running applications such as CATIA, Creo, Maya and SolidWorks. Doubled H.264 encoder capacity and added H.265 encode made it the standard choice for high-density graphics virtualization. Board power is configurable between 225 W and 300 W, with a 240 W actively cooled variant. Announced in August 2015.
Datacenter gpus from NVIDIA announced around the same time as the NVIDIA Tesla M60. Add any of them to your compare list to see the specs side by side.
128-bit · 640 cores
16 GB HBM2 · 4096-bit · 3,584 cores
4 GB GDDR5 · 128-bit · 1,024 cores
12 GB GDDR5 · 384-bit · 3,072 cores
8 GB GDDR5 · 256-bit · 1,536 cores