NVIDIA RTX A2000 12GB Low-Profile Professional GPU

Its compact, low-power form. It is a dual-slot, low-profile card drawing just 70W, which fits compact and low-profile workstations and runs in systems with limited power, often without a supplemental power connector. For space- and power-constrained professional builds, that combination is the reason to choose it, certified professional graphics where a larger card will not fit.

No. It is a compact professional-visualization card for light-to-moderate 3D modeling, CAD, design, content creation, and data-science work. The live page mentions AI, but large-model training needs the HBM, fabric, and tensor throughput of the Hopper and Blackwell systems in this catalog; the A2000 is not built for that. Its Tensor cores serve creative-application AI features and light inference, not training.

NVIDIA marked the RTX A2000 end-of-life, so it is no longer in production, and units are secondary-market or remaining new-old stock. That is not necessarily a drawback, it can be an economical way to get a certified low-profile professional card, or the exact part to match or expand an existing A2000 deployment, but it should be a known decision. MillionMiner verifies each card and confirms its condition in the quote.

It is a leftover Ethereum-mining hashrate from when GPUs were used for proof-of-work mining, and it is no longer meaningful, Ethereum moved to proof-of-stake in 2022, so there is nothing for this card to mine at that rate. The A2000 should be evaluated as a professional graphics card, not a mining device. MillionMiner can advise on the relevant specs for your actual workload.

3,328 Ampere CUDA cores, 26 second-generation RT cores, 104 third-generation Tensor cores, 12GB of GDDR6 with ECC, 70W power draw, PCIe Gen4, in a dual-slot low-profile form. MillionMiner confirms the card and its condition in the quote.

ECC, error-correcting memory, detects and corrects bit errors that professional and technical workloads cannot tolerate, in engineering, simulation, and precision design. The 12GB of GDDR6 with ECC is a professional feature consumer cards usually lack, and one reason this card suits professional rather than casual use.

The RTX 2000 Ada is the current-generation successor in the same compact, low-power niche. Both are low-profile professional cards around 70W; the RTX 2000 Ada is newer Ada Lovelace architecture with current RT and Tensor cores and is in production, while the A2000 is the older Ampere card, end-of-life, on the secondary market. Choose the A2000 for economy or to match an existing A2000 fleet; choose the RTX 2000 Ada for current-generation performance and new stock.

Light-to-moderate professional visual work in compact systems: 3D modeling, CAD, design visualization, content creation, and data-science workflows, plus the light AI-accelerated features built into professional software. Its compact form, low power, and certified drivers are what suit it to space-constrained professional builds.

Given the EOL status, units are secondary-market or remaining new-old stock. MillionMiner verifies each card and confirms its condition and any coverage in the quote, the same discipline applied across the catalog's prior-generation and end-of-life inventory. The exact condition is stated before you order.

Submit your requirements through the quote form. A MillionMiner specialist confirms the card, its condition, quantity, and any compact-system considerations, with delivery. Every unit is tested before shipment and shipped worldwide DDP with duties handled, and the specialist will tell you honestly if the current-generation RTX 2000 Ada or different hardware would serve your workload better.