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Dual-GPU PCIe card, passive cooler, matte black finish

NVIDIA

NVIDIA Tesla M60 16 GB GDDR5 workstation graphics card

SKU CH-QVY8-HQA07

A dual-GPU workstation accelerator with 16 GB GDDR5 memory and 4,096 CUDA cores for virtual desktop and compute workloads

  • Memory TypeGDDR5
  • 16 GB GDDR5 memory handles large datasets
  • Dual NVIDIA Tesla M60 GPUs deliver 4096 CUDA cores
  • 320 GB/s bandwidth accelerates compute workloads
  • PCI Express 3.0 x16 interface fits standard server slots
  • Fanless 300 W design suits dense rack deployments

Dual-GPU accelerator for virtualised workloads

The NVIDIA Tesla M60 fits a PCI Express 3.0 x16 slot and delivers two GPUs with 4096 CUDA cores in a single fanless card. Sixteen gigabytes of GDDR5 memory run on a 256-bit bus at 320 GBps bandwidth. The board draws up to 300 watts under load.

Dense server integration

A 1.5-inch wide, 10.5-inch deep form factor leaves room for multiple cards in a 2U chassis. Passive cooling removes the need for onboard fans and shifts airflow planning to the server. ECC memory and Dynamic Parallelism support keep compute jobs stable without extra host-side logic.

Suited for VDI and GPU compute farms

Organisations running virtual desktop infrastructure or CUDA-accelerated analytics can scale density with this dual-engine design. Buyers who need display outputs, ray-tracing hardware or a lower power envelope should evaluate other accelerator families.

Highlights

  • 16 GB GDDR5 memory handles large datasets
  • Dual NVIDIA Tesla M60 GPUs deliver 4096 CUDA cores
  • 320 GB/s bandwidth accelerates compute workloads
  • PCI Express 3.0 x16 interface fits standard server slots
  • Fanless 300 W design suits dense rack deployments

Specifications

Memory TypeGDDR5

Questions about this item

What is the first performance limit reached when the dual Tesla M60 GPUs run at full load continuously?

The 300 W power ceiling is the first hard limit; the dual-GPU board is rated for 300 W total board power under sustained compute loads.

How much heat and noise should I expect from the fanless 300 W card during all-day operation?

The card is fanless, so it produces no fan noise; all 300 W of waste heat must be removed by the server chassis airflow.

What existing server infrastructure is required to install this PCIe 3.0 x16 accelerator?

You need a PCIe 3.0 x16 slot delivering up to 300 W, adequate chassis airflow for a fanless 10.5 in full-height card, and a CUDA-enabled software stack.

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