They don't perform poorly, necessarily, just differently. It has to do with the workload and feature set.
I run an A6000 for a live video mixer. It barely touches the RAM and does nothing with the RTX cores but absolutely chews up the CUDA cores.
I also run a quadro sync card that allows the GPU to be genlocked (vsync for the video world) with the rest of the studio.
A feature that I don't use but that's also offered- you can connect multiple GPUs across multiple systems and have them all be frame synced to each other this creating a single output without tearing.
I run an A6000 for a live video mixer. It barely touches the RAM and does nothing with the RTX cores but absolutely chews up the CUDA cores.
I also run a quadro sync card that allows the GPU to be genlocked (vsync for the video world) with the rest of the studio.
A feature that I don't use but that's also offered- you can connect multiple GPUs across multiple systems and have them all be frame synced to each other this creating a single output without tearing.