MINT PNY NVIDIA RTX A5000 24GB GDDR6 ECC Workstation GPU, DCGM Tested, Receipt

PNY NVIDIA RTX A5000, 24GB GDDR6 with ECC. PNY part number VCNRTXA5000-PB. Specifications GPU: NVIDIA GA102, Ampere, compute capability 8.6 Memory: 24GB GDDR6 with ECC, 768 GB/s bandwidth Cores: 8192 CUDA, 64 RT, 256 Tensor Interface: PCIe 4.0 x16 Form factor: dual slot, blower style active cooler Power: 230W, single PCIe 8-pin connector Display outputs: 4x DisplayPort 1.4a NVLink: supported Condition and history Used, single owner, complete. I bought this card new from a retailer in August 2021. You get the original PNY box and all the accessories it shipped with, plus a copy of the original receipt. Complete like this is uncommon on a card this old, and the receipt means you can see exactly where it came from and when. It has spent its whole life in a Dell R740xd server, running as a virtualized GPU shared across a small number of VMs for machine learning inference and camera analytics. That matters for a used card: it ran at steady load and steady temperature in a climate controlled rack, so it has not been through the thermal cycling a gaming card gets, and it has never been overclocked or had its power limit raised. Test results, run 10/19/2026 before shipping [screenshot: nvidia-smi -q] [screenshot: dcgmi diag -r 3] [screenshot: gpu-burn, 1200 seconds] NVIDIA DCGM dcgmi diag -r 3, full diagnostic: [PASS/FAIL per test] gpu-burn, 20 minutes FP32: [result, TFLOPS, error count] ECC: enabled, [uncorrectable error count] Memory page retirement: [retired, pending] Xid errors: [none / list] Thermals at full load: [peak C], [throttling yes/no] Power at full load: [peak W] The screenshots show the card's own serial and UUID, so you can confirm the test output belongs to this specific card. What you need to know before buying Blower style cooler. It pulls air in and exhausts…

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