We’re steadily studying extra concerning the Nvidia 5000 sequence GPUs – codenamed Blackwell – and extra rumors have surfaced concerning its manufacturing course of. In keeping with X/Twitter consumer kopite7kimi, the Blackwell playing cards will use the TSMC 3nm course of, essentially the most superior presently out there available on the market following the beginning of its high-volume manufacturing in 2022.
Regardless of being unconfirmed, the transfer to 3nm is not one that may be a significant shock. A number of tech corporations are set to undertake it in future merchandise together with Intel, AMD, and Qualcomm. Certainly its use would appear like the one possibility for Nvidia to have an opportunity of sustaining its dominance in our and another finest graphics card checklist.
Preliminary rumblings about Nvidia adopting 3nm additionally return a number of months, however the reliability that kopite7kimi brings goes an extended technique to being simply wanting affirmation.
The change in query that means 3nm is on the best way, comes from a consumer by the title of @MCH2024 replying “have you learnt the method node” to a tweet about adjusting evaluations for the RTX 5090/5080. As they usually do, kopite7kimi saved their response quick, merely sending again “TSMC3”.
Whereas the Nvidia 50-series launch date continues to be unknown – though closely rumored to be late 2024 or early 2025 – we additionally know that it’s now more likely to assist Show Port 2.1 as nicely, one thing that AMD has lengthy supported in its RX 7000 sequence playing cards, such because the RX 7800 XT.
We could also be ready some time for the Nvidia GeForce RTX 50-series playing cards, however we cannot have to attend too lengthy for the long-awaited RTX 4080 Tremendous, set to be revealed throughout a particular CES tackle.
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