NVIDIA RTX A4000
GPUs

RTX A4000

NVIDIA

Released Jun 1, 2021 · Analysis updated Mar 27, 2026

Professional GPU with Ampere architecture, 16GB GDDR6 memory, and support for four 4K displays at 120Hz. The NVIDIA RTX A4000 scores 84/100 based on 5 expert reviews in the gpus category. Coverage includes reviews from Benchmarks Ul, Aecmag, Directmacro, and Develop3d.

Critic Score

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84

based on 5 expert reviews

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Pros

  • Supports up to four 4k displays at 120hz(2)

Cons

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5 Publication Reviews

86
Independent publication

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The NVIDIA RTX A4000 shows solid performance in professional workloads but faces stiff competition from newer consumer GPUs.

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85
Independent publication06/2021

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Nvidia's new Ampere-based RTX A4000 and A5000 GPUs offer significant performance improvements over Turing generation with better memory capacity and processing power for demanding visualization workfl...

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85
Independent publication05/2023

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The Nvidia RTX A4000 is a formidable GPU that masterfully balances performance, reliability, and efficiency within its single-slot form factor.

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83
Independent publication02/2024

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Nvidia's new flagship single slot workstation GPU is a very solid performer for CAD-centric visualization, offering 25-30% performance improvement over the previous generation.

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82
Independent publication11/2021

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The NVIDIA RTX A4000 is a powerful midrange professional GPU that delivers excellent performance for workstation users at a more affordable price point than flagship models.

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