A few weeks back, during its GPU Technology Conference, NVIDIA announced a new Quadro-branded graphics card for the professional workstation market. That card is the Quadro M2000 we'll be showing you here today. The Quadro M2000 is a low-power pro graphics solution featuring a GPU based on NVIDIA's Maxwell architecture. In fact, it's the very same GPU used on one of the more mainstream GeForce GTX-branded cards.

The M2000 has 768 CUDA cores and 4GB of GDDR5 memory, linked to the GPU via a 128-bit interface. If some of those specs sound familiar, it's because they're similar to the GeForce GTX 950. Both the Quadro M2000 and the GTX 950 are built around the GM206 GPU, though the Quadro has a few more tricks up its sleeve to be sure...