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General Information Lenovo Tesla P100 16 GB 7X67A00068
Manufacturer Part Number:
7X67A00068
Brand Name:
Lenovo
Packaged Quantity:
1
Processor & Chipset Lenovo Tesla P100 16 GB 7X67A00068
Chipset Manufacturer:
NVIDIA
Chipset Line:
Tesla
Chipset Series:
P
Chipset Model:
P100
Memory Lenovo Tesla P100 16 GB 7X67A00068
Standard Memory:
16 GB
Physical Characteristics Lenovo Tesla P100 16 GB 7X67A00068
Form Factor:
Plug-in Card
Cooler Type:
Passive Cooler
Miscellaneous Lenovo Tesla P100 16 GB 7X67A00068
Platform Supported:
PC
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