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Lenovo · GPUs & accelerators
4X67A76726
ThinkSystem NVIDIA RTX A4500 20GB PCIe Active GPU
Product specifications
- Brand
- Lenovo
- Option part number
- 4X67A76726
- Product category
- GPUs & accelerators
- GPU model
- RTX A4500
- GPU board power
- 200 W
- On-board memory
- 20 GB
- PCIe lanes
- x16
- Slot width
- Double-wide
- GPU cooling
- active
- Auxiliary power required
- Yes
- Graphics memory
- 20GB
Model compatibility
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