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RTX A6000 vs Radeon RX 7900 XTX vs H100 PCIe

Every figure below carries the source that reported it and the moment it was observed. Values that failed validation are withheld rather than shown, and a dash means no source we track carries that field for that machine.
RTX A6000 vs Radeon RX 7900 XTX vs H100 PCIe, compared across 8 tracked fields. Each value shows the source that reported it and when.
FieldRTX A6000Radeon RX 7900 XTXH100 PCIe
VRAM, GB
48Seeded, unreviewedwritten 1mo ago
24Seeded, unreviewedwritten 1mo ago
80 (highest of the compared values)Seeded, unreviewedwritten 1mo ago
Bandwidth, GB/s
768Seeded, unreviewedwritten 1mo ago
960Seeded, unreviewedwritten 1mo ago
2,039 (highest of the compared values)Seeded, unreviewedwritten 1mo ago
TDP, W
300 (lowest of the compared values)Seeded, unreviewedwritten 1mo ago
355Seeded, unreviewedwritten 1mo ago
350Seeded, unreviewedwritten 1mo ago
MSRP, USD
4,650Seeded, unreviewedwritten 1mo ago
999 (lowest of the compared values)Seeded, unreviewedwritten 1mo ago
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Class
workstationSeeded, unreviewedwritten 1mo ago
gpuSeeded, unreviewedwritten 1mo ago
datacenterSeeded, unreviewedwritten 1mo ago
Fabricated by—
TSMCSynced from sourceCurrent2h ago
NvidiaSynced from sourceCurrent2h ago
Vendor
NVIDIASeeded, unreviewedwritten 1mo ago
AMDSeeded, unreviewedwritten 1mo ago
NVIDIASeeded, unreviewedwritten 1mo ago
Wikipedia—
Radeon_RX_7000_seriesSynced from sourceCurrent2h ago
Hopper_(microarchitecture)Synced from sourceCurrent2h ago

Source: Wikipedia infobox. Most recent observation 2h ago. Where a row is marked, ▲ is the highest of the values shown and ▼ the lowest — arithmetic on the figures above, not a ranking or a recommendation. Rows where neither extreme is meaningful are left unmarked rather than given a direction they do not have.

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