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| Video Discription | New NVidia Blackwell 50 Series News Update on all 4 Graphics Cards for next generation gpu line up. ✅ More Videos like this - https://youtube.com/@DanDoesPC?sub_confirmation=1 Firstly lets cover what all of this means. Im not going to make you wait to see all of this information, so hopefully you stick around for the other information on the 50 series GPU's. What Does TSMC's 3nm Bring To The Table Versus 5nm? The latest 3nm process technology would offer a 25-30% reduction in power, 10-15% additional performance per transistor, 42% reduction in area and a density increase of 1.7x. GPU refers to the graphics processing unit, the heart of the graphics card. SMs refers to streaming multiprocessors, which are processors on the GPU that handle graphics processing tasks. A higher number of streaming multiprocessors generally indicates better performance. Boost Clock is the maximum clock speed that the GPU can achieve under ideal conditions. A higher clock speed can lead to better performance. Memory refers to the amount of graphics card memory used to store textures and other graphics data that the GPU needs to render images. More memory can allow for higher resolution textures and better performance. Bandwidth is the rate at which data can be transferred between the graphics card memory and the GPU. Higher bandwidth can lead to better performance. Cache is a type of high-speed memory that is used to store frequently accessed data. A larger cache can improve performance by reducing the amount of data that needs to be transferred between the graphics card memory and the GPU. Performance is a relative measure of how powerful the graphics card is. A higher performance rating indicates that the graphics card is better at rendering images. The table shows the RTX 5000 series cards are built on a more advanced manufacturing process (3nm vs 5nm) and have higher clock speeds, more memory, and more bandwidth. Now lets move on to some articles covering some other information on the 50 series GPU's. Article 1: "Nvidia Blackwell: What to Expect from Next-Gen GeForce GPUs" Summary: The article discusses rumors and expectations surrounding Nvidia's next-generation GPU architecture, codenamed Blackwell. Key points include: Naming Scheme: The next GPUs are expected to belong to the RTX 50-series, with a shift from the previous Ada Lovelace generation. Architecture: Speculation surrounds the possibility of a chiplet-based multi-chip module (MCM) design, but this may be limited to data-center cards. Process Technology: Rumors suggest Blackwell might adopt TSMC's 3nm process node for improved power efficiency and smaller die sizes compared to the current 5nm process. GB202 - The RTX 5090: Leaks hint at a flagship GPU (GB202 or RTX 5090) with potential improvements like a 384-bit bus and the use of GDDR7 memory, offering over 50% higher bandwidth than the RTX 4090. Other Blackwell Models: The article speculates on potential mid-range models like RTX 5080, RTX 5070, and RTX 5060, considering factors like VRAM and performance expectations. Expected Release Date: Tentatively set between Q4 2024 and Q1 2025. Article 2: "NVIDIA RTX 5090 to Feature 24GB/48GB of GDDR7 32Gbps Memory? RTX 5080 Specs Surface" Summary: This article provides additional information on the rumored specifications for Nvidia's upcoming GeForce RTX 5090 graphics card, part of the Blackwell series. Key points include: Memory Configuration: The RTX 5090 is expected to feature next-gen GDDR7 memory with 16 Gb chips clocked at 32 Gbps, potentially achieving a 24 GB memory buffer using the standard configuration and 48 GB using clamshell mode. Bandwidth Increase: The transition to GDDR7 and faster memory clocks is anticipated to increase the bandwidth by 50%, rising from 1,008 GB/s to 1,536 GB/s. Core Count: The RTX 5090 is speculated to have around 23,000 to 24,000 shaders, with potential improvements in the number of GPCs compared to the RTX 4090. RTX 5080 Specs: Details on the RTX 5080 suggest a configuration with 6 GPCs or 72 SMs, resulting in a core count of 9,216 shaders, potentially making the RTX 5090 at least 2x faster. |
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