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NVIDIA "Pascal" GP104 Silicon Pictured

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A picture of NVIDIA's next performance-segment GPU based on the upcoming "Pascal" architecture, the GP104, was leaked to the web, revealing a heap of raw material to speculate from. To begin with, GP104 retains the traditional component layout of a simple GPU die sitting on a conventional fiberglass substrate package, with memory chips surrounding it. NVIDIA is reserving exotic specs such as stacked HBM2 memory for the high-end GP100 silicon.

Some fairly straightforward trignometry reveals that the rectangular die of the GP104 measures 15.35 mm x 19.18 mm, with one source speculating a transistor-count of 7.4-7.9 billion. The card is expected to feature 8 gigabit GDDR5 memory chips, which tick at 8 GHz (GDDR5-effective). If the memory bus width is 256-bit, then you're looking at a memory bandwidth of 256 GB/s. The CUDA core count of the GP104 could be closer to 2,560, than the 4,096 from an older report.



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Do you put thermal paste on it's eyes?
 
What kind of rubbish is this? It already carries a CE mark... and it uses plain old simple K4G80325FB ie gDDR5... same as in PS4...
 
What kind of rubbish is this? It already carries a CE mark... and it uses plain old simple K4G80325FB ie gDDR5... same as in PS4...
What were you expecting? GDDR5X is at least 2-4 months away from series production, and I doubt a second-tier GPU warrants using and diverting HBM2 from GP100 - both due to manufacturing cost and priority being given to GP100. I'll go out on a limb and say that the company is looking at a better return pouring their resources into $129,000 DGX-1 systems and the 4,500 Pascal Tesla's earmarked for Piz Daint's upgrade and Cobalt among others.
 
Inb4 we see another GPU release that brings nothing to the table except what can be expected.

+30%. That's all folks.
 
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