NVIDIA Tesla M60 16GB GDDR5 Maxwell Dual-GPU VDI GRID Data Center GPU Accelerator 699-2G402-0040-300E
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| Manufacturer Part Number | 699-2G402-0040-300E |
| Manufacturer | NVIDIA |
| Condition | Refurbished |
| Standard Warranty | 90 Day Replacement Warranty |
| Item Category | GPU Accelerator |
| Model | Tesla M60 |
| Form Factor | Dual-Slot |
| Interface | PCIe |
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| Storage Capacity | 16 GB |
| Transfer Rate | 320 GB/s (Memory Bandwidth) |
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| Processor Type | NVIDIA Tesla M60 |
| Clock Speed | 557 MHz (Base) / 1178 MHz (Boost) |
| Number of Cores | 4096 (CUDA Cores) |
| Cache | 4 MB L2 (2MB per GPU) |
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| TDP | 300 W |
| Compatible Port | PCI Express 3.0 x16 |
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NVIDIA Tesla M60 16GB GDDR5 Maxwell Dual-GPU VDI GRID Data Center GPU Accelerator 699-2G402-0040-300E
Power your virtualized environments with the NVIDIA Tesla M60, a high-performance enterprise GPU accelerator designed for Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI), graphics virtualization, and data center computing. Built on NVIDIA's proven Maxwell architecture, the Tesla M60 combines two physical GPUs on a single card, delivering exceptional performance for demanding virtual workloads, remote visualization, and GPU-accelerated applications.
With 16GB of GDDR5 memory split across two GPUs (8GB per GPU), the Tesla M60 is engineered to support NVIDIA GRID deployments, allowing multiple virtual machines and users to share GPU resources efficiently. Its passive cooling design makes it ideal for rack-mounted servers and enterprise environments where airflow is managed by the chassis.
Whether you're deploying virtual desktops, supporting CAD and engineering applications, enabling remote workstations, or accelerating data center workloads, the Tesla M60 offers the reliability and scalability required by modern businesses.
Key Features
- NVIDIA Tesla M60 Data Center GPU Accelerator
- NVIDIA Maxwell GPU Architecture
- Dual-GPU Design (2 GPUs on a Single Board)
- 16GB GDDR5 Memory Total (8GB per GPU)
- 4,096 CUDA Cores Total
- PCI Express 3.0 x16 Interface
- NVIDIA GRID vGPU & VDI Ready
- ECC Memory Support for Enterprise Reliability
- Passive Cooling Heatsink Design
- Ideal for Virtualization, Remote Workstations, AI Inference, and Cloud Graphics
- NVIDIA Part Number: 699-2G402-0040-300E
- Alternate Part Number: 699-2G402-0040-000
Specifications
- Manufacturer: NVIDIA
- Model: Tesla M60
- Architecture: Maxwell
- CUDA Cores: 4,096 Total
- Memory: 16GB GDDR5
- Memory Allocation: 8GB Per GPU
- Memory Bandwidth: 320 GB/s
- Bus Interface: PCI Express 3.0 x16
- Form Factor: Full-Height, Full-Length, Dual-Slot
- Cooling Type: Passive Heatsink
- Maximum Power Consumption: 300W
- Power Connector: 8-Pin
- Display Outputs: None (Headless Data Center GPU)
Compatible Part Numbers
- 699-2G402-0040-300E
- 699-2G402-0040-000
Ideal Applications
- Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI)
- NVIDIA GRID Virtual GPU Deployments
- VMware ESXi and Citrix Environments
- Remote Graphics Workstations
- CAD, Engineering, and Design Applications
- Medical Imaging Visualization
- AI Inference and Compute Workloads
- Cloud and Enterprise Data Centers
Note: This is a passive-cooled server GPU intended for enterprise servers with adequate chassis airflow. The Tesla M60 does not include physical display outputs and is designed specifically for virtualization, VDI, and GPU-accelerated compute environments.