This spectacular GB202 die shot shows just how massive Nvidia's RTX 5090 GPU is but it's not the largest chip it's ever shoehorned into a gaming graphics card
With Nvidia's RTX 50 series launch at CES earlier this month and all the subsequent reviews of the RTX 5090, especially ...
GB202 die shot beautifully showcases Blackwell in all its glory — GB202 is 24% larger than AD102
A diagram of Nvidia's latest GB202 die has been published, showcasing Blackwell's componentry layout. A comparison to AD102 ...
RTX 5090 prototype GPU with 24,576 cores reportedly leaks hinting at possible 800 W 5090 Ti or Titan monster
That's a fairly hefty 13% bump on the 21,760 cores of the official RTX 5090. Prior to this alleged leak, the GB202 chip at ...
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L1 cache size of each SM of Nvidia RTX 5090 and RTX 5080 graphics cards is the same, L2 differs
Nvidia's latest GPUs, the RTX 5090 and RTX 5080, have been closely examined for their L1 and L2 cache configurations, as well as memory enhancements. According to recent reports by Tom's Hardware, the ...
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NVIDIA RTX Titan Ada Prototype GPU Spotted With 18,432 CUDA Cores And 48GB VRAM
To put those specs into the perspective, the GeForce RTX 4090 is built around NVIDIA's AD102-300-A1 GPU with 16,834 CUDA ...
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Possible Ada RTX Titan prototype surfaces: A glimpse at what could’ve been
The RTX Titan Ada, Nvidia’s mystery GPU, may have been shelved. Still, details of a prototype have allegedly surfaced on ...
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RTX Titan Ada prototype allegedly surfaces with 18,432 CUDA cores and 48GB VRAM — GPU-Z screenshot shows a full AD102 GPU die
Specifications of Nvidia's unreleased RTX Titan Ada GPU have allegedly surfaced on Reddit. A GPU-Z screenshot and photograph shared by FluxRBLX on the Nvidia subreddit reveals the rumored but never ...
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The best graphics card in 2025: our picks for all budgets
Looking to upgrade your GPU? There’s never been a better time to hunt down the best graphics card to suit your performance goals and budget. NVIDIA and AMD have both released standout options ...