NVIDIA next-gen GeForce RTX 50 “GB20X” GPU lineup to feature GB205 GPU, but no X04 part

Published: Aug 12th 2023, 08:52 GMT   Comments

Please note that this post is tagged as a rumor.

NVIDIA GeForce RTX 50 to feature GB20X GPUs

As per information shared by the Chiphell leaker known as “panzerlied,” it appears that NVIDIA is not currently planning a ‘successor’ to its AD104 GPU.

The leaker claims that NVIDIA next-gen GPU lineup would simply lack the X04 part, but instead there would be a new GPU designated as X05. This shift is reportedly aligned with NVIDIA’s new market positioning strategy for the next generation of GPU series. However, the leaker does not provide specific details about what implications this name change might hold for consumers.

We quickly contacted the most respected NVIDIA hardware leaker around, kopite7kimi, if such a report is true. We were provided with a list of upcoming NVIDIA GPUs, which undeniably confirms that there is no X04 part. Furthermore, it suggests the next GPU lineup should also be part of the Blackwell GPU family.

NVIDIA Next-Gen GPU Series

GB202, GB203, GB205, GB206, GB207

— kopite7kimi

The original post did not provide any direct confirmation on the GPU names:

NVIDIA Next-Gen GPU lineup (machine translation), Source: Chiphell

In the past Ampere series, NVIDIA introduced the GA103 GPU model, positioned as a compromise between enthusiast-level and upper mid-range solutions, which usually bore the X04 codename. Notably, the initial X03 release came after the primary Ampere lineup launch. However, with the RTX 40 series, codenamed “Ada Lovelace,” the AD103 GPU has taken the place of the X04, becoming the second GPU to debut within this generation.

NVIDIA architecture roadmap, Source: NVIDIA/HardwareLuxx

NVIDIA recently confirmed that their next-generation consumer architecture is slated for a 2025 release. Yet, it’s essential to strategize the complete lineup well before the GPUs enter the tape-out phase. It’s worth recalling that in the past, leaker Kopite7kimi accurately disclosed the entire Ampere GPU series months ahead of other sources. This lends credibility to the information. Additionally, this same leaker has now indicated that NVIDIA might reintroduce 512-bit GPUs for the upcoming consumer GPU series. However, the specific GPU model that will incorporate such a wide memory bus is still awaiting confirmation.

NVIDIA Mainstream (RTX) GPUs
AMPERE (2020)
ADA (2022)
ADA-NEXT/BLACKWELL? (2025)
SAMSUNG N8TSMC 4NTBC
 
GA102 (10752 CUDA)
 
AD102 (18432 CUDA)
 
GB202
 
GA103 (7680 CUDA)
 
AD103 (10752 CUDA)
 
GB203
 
GA104 (6144 CUDA)
 
AD104 (7680 CUDA)
 
GB205
 
GA106 (3840 CUDA)
 
AD106 (4608 CUDA)
 
GB206
 
GA107 (2560 CUDA)
 
AD107 (3072 CUDA)
 
GB207

Many thanks to kopite7kimi for the details and RubyRapids for the tip!




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