NVIDIA Next Generation 5nm GPU Exposure: Power Consumption 1000W!

According to multiple revelations, Hopper will be NVIDIA's next-generation GPU, mainly used in the data center field.

According to kopite7kimi, the area of the GH100 core may be only a little smaller than the 1000mm2, which is more than 20% larger than the GA100 ampere large core, which can be said to be a very terrifying scale.

After all, the GA100 has an area of 826mm2 and integrates 54.2 billion transistors, making it one of the largest wafers in the 7nm process.

This seems to confirm the previous rumors that Hopper uses an MCM multi-core interconnect design, and the power consumption can even reach 1000W, that is, one kilowatt hour of electricity.

Of course, considering that Hopper is used in high-performance computing or data centers, high power consumption should not be a big problem, and performance is more important.

As for the RTX 40 series of game graphics cards, it is said that corresponding to the Ada Lovelace core, the AD102 core will have 18432 CUDA, a frequency of 2.5GHz, a hash rate of 90T, and a power consumption of more than 450W.

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