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PNY NVIDIA RTX A4000 vs PNY RTX A2000 NVIDIA 12GB GDDR6 Graphics Card — Head-to-Head (2026)

Our verdict first, then the specs side by side.

Our verdict

PNY NVIDIA RTX A4000 is our pick.

For professional workstation work in 2026, the RTX A4000 is the better card — its 6144 CUDA cores (19.2 TFLOPS FP32) and 16 GB of GDDR6 nearly double the compute and add a third more VRAM versus the A2000, and it still fits in a single slot.

Buy the PNY RTX A4000 if you need 16 GB of VRAM, real GPU-rendering/CAD horsepower, or headroom for AI inference in a single-slot workstation card.

SpecPicks editorial verdict, written June 19, 2026. Prices move, so check the current price on each listing before you buy.

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*Price sourced from Amazon.com. Last updated 2026-10-06. Price and availability subject to change.

Spec-by-spec

SpecPNY NVIDIA RTX A4000PNY RTX A2000 NVIDIA 12GB GDDR6…
BrandPNYPNY
Model NameNVIDIA RTX A4000PNY RTX A2000
Item Weight2 Pounds260 Grams
Model NumberNVIDIA RTX A4000PNY RTX A2000
Video ProcessorNVIDIANVIDIA
Graphics Card Ram16 GB12 GB
Graphics Ram Size16 GB12 GB
Graphics Ram TypeGDDR6GDDR6
Compatible DevicesPCIe x16 equipped PCs and WorkstationsDesktop
Graphics CoprocessorGA104-875NVIDIA RTX A2000
Graphics DescriptionNVIDIA RTX A4000 Professional Graphics BoardNVIDIA RTX A2000 12GB GDDR6
Video Output InterfaceDisplayPortMini DisplayPort
Graphics Card InterfacePCI-Express x16PCI Express
Display Resolution Maximum7680x43207680x4320

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