The PNY Quadro T1000 is an older-generation professional GPU built on NVIDIA's TU117 Turing chip, supplied in a standard-plus-low-profile dual-bracket form for both full-size and compact workstation chassis. It carries 4GB of GDDR6 memory on a 128-bit bus (160GB/s bandwidth), with 896 SMX CUDA parallel processing cores and a 0.88MB L1 / 1MB L2 cache. It connects via PCI-Express x16 and is rated at roughly 2,500 GFLOPS, with a 44.64 GPixels/sec fill rate and 78.1 GTexels/sec across 56 TMUs and 32 ROPs, plus 64x FSAA anti-aliasing support. Display output is 4x mini-DisplayPort, with a 4x mini-DP-to-DP adapter included. It supports OpenGL 4.5, DirectX 12, and Shader Model 5.1, backed by a 3-year warranty. As a Turing-generation entry-level professional card, it predates the RT/Tensor core additions found in the newer Ampere and Ada Quadro cards elsewhere in this range, and is best suited to basic CAD, 2D drafting, and multi-display business workstation use rather than ray-traced or AI-accelerated 3D work.