Nvidia GeForce RTX 4000 Ada Lovelace series gpus may not use the PCIe Gen 5!

Nvidia GeForce RTX 4000 Ada Lovelace series gpus may not use the PCIe Gen 5.

Today, Nvidia works on the upcoming RTX 4000 series and thinks about whether or not to use something important.

The three main competitors of graphics cards, Intel , AMD and Nvidia are working to support PCI express 5.0, respectively with Intel Alder Lake, with the new ryzen 7000 Raphael series and the Ada Lovelace gpu series.
The Nvidia Ada Lovelace architecture will be the basis of the next series of RTX 4000 graphics cards.
The new RTX 4000 videocards lineup will include the RTX 4090 which will have the AD102 gpu with 144 streaming multiprocessors and 18432 cuda cores, RTX 4080 which will have the AD103 gpu with 144 sm and 10752 cuda cores, RTX 4070 which will have the AD104-400 gpu with 60 sm and 7680 cuda cores, RTX 4060 which will have the AD104 gpu with 60 sm and 5888 cuda cores, and finally RTX 4050 which will have the AD106 gpu with 36 sm and 3840 cuda cores.
Now arrives the news, according to this, the next generation AD102 GPU
could use the PCIe Gen4 interface and not the new PCIe Gen5.
As opposed to PCIe Gen 4 featuring 64 Gb/s of total bandwidth, PCIe Gen 5 offers double the total bandwidth for a total of 128 GB/s.


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#rtx4000 #nvidia #gpu


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