NVIDIA RTX 3090 vs A6000 vs A5000 | 4 GPU 3D Rendering performance 2021-2022 | Best GPU for Blender

Best GPU workstation PC or GPU server for rendering and deep learning in 2021-2022.
NVIDIA A5000, A6000, RTX 3090 benchmarks
Best GPU for Blender
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Timecodes
0:00 - Intro Logo
0:07 - Intro to the video
1:32 - NVIDIA A6000 rendering scene #1
5:10 - CPU testing rendering
5:46 - NVIDIA A6000 rendering scene #2
8:45 - NVIDIA A5000 rendering scene #1
10:14 - NVIDIA A5000 rendering scene #2
11:48 - NVIDIA RTX 3090 rendering scenes #1 and #2
15:02 - Charts comparison
15:33 - Conclusions
Recommended Software (3D Rendering): Cinema 4D, Maya, Unreal Engine, OTOY OctaneRender, Redshift, V-Ray.
Recommended Software (Deep learning, AI): TensorFlow
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ZX9000 Features:
- Up to 3X times (!) higher performance vs. air-cooled RTX 3090 (no overheating!).
- Low temperatures (59C vs 90C).
- Low noise level (59db vs 90db). You can place the server in the lab/office. Air-cooled is impossible to locate in office/lab (motorcycle engine running is about 90 dB)
- 24/7/365 operation at 100% load.
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[@peelthebananna9827]

Finally the vidoe I’ve been searching months for. Thank you so much I’ve been trying to decide but the lack of information online made it hard

[@AOTanoos22]

Thanks a lot, was looking for such a comparison, subscribed !

[@mbfotograf]

Thanks a lot, that was great and to the point for a 3D designer like myself!

[@stevenchitwood2146]

What's up dude! Thanks for doing this test comparison.

[@clausbohm9807]

What I love about the A series cards is there is no slot issue like with the huge 3000 series cards.

[@ethereal41]

Yeah, and they're so much better for workstation workflows. Perfect for me

[@DD08DK]

Hi Bizon
Thanks for the test and video.
I'm not running blender, but chose the 3090's based on price/performance. I've had no issues/crashes, so far.
Your logged temperatures are, to me, incorrect, as the A6000 reaches 66 degrees during peak(maybe even higher, as the video is cut), and not 62.
I'm running a custom fan-curve for the 3090's, which have lowered the temps, while still being quiet. You can also gain a little more using MSI Afterburner.
The blower style fans makes a bit more noise(rtx 8000), and gets fairly toasty under long renders. I would not recommend a stacked system, unless you have superb airflow and cooling.
But, You are correct... The 3090's drain more power while working... on the other hand, i reckon they will be easier to get off hand, when it's time to upgrade (next architecture).
Cheers, DD

[@billywilliam7747]

Great thanks for all the details 👍 - Love it

[@dreagea]

Perfect, comming from 1080 Ti to my new A5000. Question I'm running both at this time should I? Content creations Blender and Davinci Resolve Studio 17.

[@CarbideGames]

*Mounts fire extinguisher* let’s render! Nice test. Would love to see linkers scaling at work but yeah, hard to get those 3090s :)

[@MichaelHalsell]

Solid review. Thank you.

[@NarekAvetisyan]

Perfect video dude! Exactly what I was looking for. And thx for incorporating the feedback from the previous videos!
I would also mention another benefit that the A series offers, is ECC VRAM memory, which will be great for reliability. If you have many frames to render for animation for example and you let the PC render for a full night or days maybe, it wont crash.
But I also have a question about these A series cards. Can you overclock them at all or no? With MSI afterburner for example?
And lastly I would like to see a demonstration of NVLink with 2 3090's and two either A5000 or A6000. Blender is supposed to combine the VRAM's of two cards and pool them together.
Cheers.

[@peelthebananna9827]

I’m pretty sure the a5000 is over clickable but only one 8 pin will limit it

[@AOTanoos22]

MSI had a bug in one their version in which you could overclock Quadro cards. However it was fixed immediately, you can not overclock the GPU, all you can do vary the fan speed and the Watts by under volting. Check out "Igors Lab" on TH-cam he made a video about it once.

[@tonytech5520]

You should move around the scene (orbit camera) in Rendered mode instead of Solid mode. That would be the real test.

[@yourasa1213]

Thank you bro.

[@sumanth3036]

Thanks a lot. Best, interesting

[@stanjones2557]

Hi, where can we find the example project from the beginning of this video to test on our WS?

[@pedrorivera1892]

Could you try dual A500s connected with nvlink? Thank you for the video.

[@yapanwolf]

great comparison. what do U think is better a4000 or rtx 3080 for 3d software and rendering?

[@borisgrozni386]

for a budget "home workstation" (R9 3900x 24 cores + 64gb ram) what would you recommend A4000 or RTX 3080 with 12gb vram ? I work in After Effects and DAZ3d with nvidia iray render engine

[@DarrinNoNAME]

where do I get the bizon utility or something like it to see how my GPU's and my CPU's are performing?

[@DerekDavis213]

Blower fans produce more noise, compared to three fans on RTX 3080 or 3090, right?
In June of 2022, gpu prices and availability are back to normal. You should make an updated video. Thanks!

[@Maisonier]

What about now for stable diffusion and for llm like alpaca or llama from dalai ?

[@ricbattaglia6976]

Very interesting!
For better temperature and fan noise is liquid cooling a good choice? Is it possible on Quadro?
Thanks from Milan🇮🇹😊

[@ricbattaglia6976]

About decibels? Thanks!

[@sherry8444]

1GB or 10GB is all the same for those cards. This didn't answer what happens if you have a scene that uses over 24GB of VRAM. Does the 3090 fail completely or run slower?

[@ahmetrefikeryilmaz4432]

buy 2 3090s, nvlink them. You have 48gigs of vram with twice the gpu horsepower. Also, greenwithenvy will give you at least 50 more watts on 3090s but with diminishing returns. It amunts to exatly 7.5% more frames in gaming, which is not bad at all.

[@MetalGearMk3]

GPU shortage hitting you guys hard too?

[@user-ss7kd3rk7g]

Gaming, locked drivers vs pro unlocked🤣

[@nanezferrer3565]

we can get 2 rtx 3090 for less 3000$ today at july 2022

[@astralboy]

yeah and 730W vs ~300/230W on the A crd.

[@ZsigmondSzilveszter]

That's an 8 cores 16 threads CPU.

[@jianyuhua]

I don’t see the point of having a A6000

[@Mattibumbe_1]

This man says a 3060 or 3070 is weak. That's kind of disappointing to hear from him....

[@Mattibumbe_1]

@@kartikeysrivastava7864 not at all. 3060 is on the lower end by a bit but a 3070?? Hell nah

[@Mattibumbe_1]

@@kartikeysrivastava7864 im sitting on the 3070, I'm not making a model the size of america at the moment, so I'm not bad performance, although loading times do take a while, but when it comes to rendering, I have just finished rendering a high detail scene, each frame took about 13 of 15 seconds, so personally I'm good with that speed, and will try to keep the kidney until its actually needed to be sold
....

[@maxmaxed2887]

A5000 and A6000 are the only ones that come anywhere near 3080 and 3090. And they are all far behind 4080. Don't even bother with this A crap. Just get 4080 with 12Gb VRAM

[@KimJong_Dong]

Does loosing 8 lanes of PCIe when using a M.2 nvme effect the A5000 in anyway. Building some Watchout Servers and was wondering how this would hamper running 4 x 4k HAP files off of each server. I have 12 surfaces I’m projection mapping onto with 3 servers and a control machine.