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NVIDIA GRID K2 dual-GPU card matte black finish with dual-slot cooler

NVIDIA

NVIDIA P2055 GRID K2 8GB GDDR5 3072 CUDA Core 225W graphics card

SKU CH-A41A-56JGS

Dual-GPU board with 8 GB GDDR5 memory and 3072 CUDA cores for virtualised graphics workloads

  • Type of memoryGDDR5
  • 8 GB GDDR5 memory supports large virtual desktops
  • 3072 CUDA cores accelerate parallel workloads
  • GRID K2 architecture enables multi-user GPU sharing
  • 225 W power draw fits standard server racks

GRID K2 8 GB GDDR5 GPU

The NVIDIA P2055 GRID K2 is a dual-GPU board with 8 GB of GDDR5 memory and 3072 CUDA cores. It targets virtual desktop infrastructure and remote rendering workloads where multiple users share GPU resources. The card draws up to 225 W and connects through a standard PCIe slot.

Build integration needs

A workstation or server chassis must supply two 8-pin PCIe power connectors and adequate airflow for the 225 W thermal design. The dual-GPU layout frees expansion slots by delivering two GRID engines in a single full-height, double-width form factor. No additional bridge or interconnect hardware is required.

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Price $520.99
Pricier than about 66% of the 4,285 comparable items (median $354.99).

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Specifications

Memory
Type of memoryGDDR5

Questions about this item

When does the 225 W power ceiling limit sustained compute performance?

The 225 W board power limit caps sustained clocks once the GPU hits that thermal envelope, so prolonged workloads run at the highest frequency the 225 W budget allows.

How much heat and fan noise should I expect when the 3072 CUDA cores run at full load all day?

At full load the card draws up to 225 W, so the cooling solution must dissipate that heat continuously; expect noticeable fan noise and case-temperature rise during extended 3072-core compute sessions.

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