NVIDIA RTX A1000
Opinion and specs

Professional graphics

Our verdict

Entry-level

NVIDIA RTX A1000 is a entry-level professional graphics card: built to speed up video, design and 3D work, not to play games. It has 4 GB of memory, though some versions carry 6, and came out in 2021.

It is currently fitted in 3 laptops from €2478, at an average price of €2773.

There is a faster and cheaper option: the Apple M5 Pro 16-Core GPU is 102% faster and its entry price is €29 lower.

Frequently asked questions

Is the NVIDIA RTX A1000 a good graphics card?

NVIDIA RTX A1000 is a entry-level professional graphics card: built to speed up video, design and 3D work, not to play games. It sits at 48 of 120 in the ranking, with 33.2% of the power of the best graphics card in the catalogue.

Can you game on the NVIDIA RTX A1000?

Yes, at 1080p: esports run easily and current AAA titles need the settings turned down. Even so, it is not built to game, but to speed up video, design and 3D work.

Is 4 GB of VRAM enough for gaming?

At 1080p with settings turned down, yes. In recent games with high textures, 4 GB runs out before the raw power does.

What year is the NVIDIA RTX A1000 from?

NVIDIA RTX A1000 came out in 2021.

How much does a laptop with the NVIDIA RTX A1000 cost?

It is currently fitted in 3 laptops from €2478, at an average price of €2773.

Which alternative is worth it?

There is a faster and cheaper option: the Apple M5 Pro 16-Core GPU is 102% faster and its entry price is €29 lower.

Specs

Discrete graphics memory type
GDDR6
Discrete graphics card memory
6 GB
Discrete GPU manufacturer
NVIDIA

Performance summary

#48 of 120
Relative performance 33.2%
Laptops 3
Price from €2478
Average price €2773

Laptops with NVIDIA RTX A1000

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