The Quadro GP100 graphics card from NVIDIA is built on the Pascal architecture and was officially introduced on 01.10.2016. At the core of the card is a chip created with modern lithography. The die houses 15.3 billion transistorsistors transistors, and its area is 610 mm². The model's computational arsenal includes 3584 universal processors. Also available are 0 specialized cores for ray rendering and 0 cores for accelerating artificial intelligence. The memory subsystem features HBM2 modules with a total capacity of 16 GB. The bus width is 4096 bit bits, and the peak data exchange rate is 732.20 GB/s. The graphics chip operates at a base clock of 1304 MHz with dynamic acceleration capability up to 1443 MHz. The nominal thermal design power is 235 W. For stable system operation, a PSU of 550 W or more will be required.