NVIDIA RTX 5000 “Ada” workstation GPU rumored to feature 15360 cores and 32GB memory

Published: Mar 22nd 2023, 08:41 GMT   Comments

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NVIDIA reportedly preparing RTX 5000 ADA GPU

NVIDIA has just announced its RTX 4000 GPU for workstations. This is an entirely different class of product than RTX 6000 Ada, the flagship professional GPU featuring the most powerful AD102 GPU with 18176 cores. The RTX 4000, has nearly 3 times fewer cores, but at the same time it has a much smaller physical footprint and no requirement for auxiliary power.

Presently, NVIDIA has a large gap in desktop workstation RTX series based on Ada Lovelace architecture. This void is likely to be filled in new SKUs like RTX 5000 and 4500 later, but thus far NVIDIA made no official comments on such plans.

Turns out, one of the most known NVIDIA hardware leakers, kopite7kimi, expects RTX 5000 GPU already. In fact, there is some confidence that it may feature 15360 CUDA Cores and up to 32GB of GDDR6 memory. That’s still a lot more than any consumer RTX 40 GPU (up to 24GB), but at the same time, these professional RTX GPUs are not using the more capable GDDR6X standard.

Of course, should those specs be accurate, this means that the RTX 5000 must be using AD102 GPU as well, because AD103 can only offer 10240 cores. Furthermore, NVIDIA would have to cut the AD103 memory bus to 256-bit, to match the 32GB config.

There is no information when would such a card be released, but given that the AD102 has been on the market for months and this SKU clearly uses a cut-down variant, the launch could happen at any moment now.

NVIDIA RTX ADA Workstation GPUs
VideoCardz.comRTX 6000 ADARTX 5000 ADARTX 4000 SFF ADA
Picture[ to be leaked ]
GPUAD102AD102AD104
CUDA Cores
 
18176
 
15360
 
6144
Tensor Cores
 
568
 
480
 
192
Boost Clock
 
2.5 GHz
TBC
 
1.56 GHz
Memory
 
48GB GDDR6
 
32GB GDDR6
 
20GB GDDR6
Memory Bus
 
384-bit
 
256-bit
 
160-bit
Memory Clock
 
20 Gbps
TBC
 
16 Gbps
Max Bandwidth
 
960 GB/s
TBC
 
320 GB/s
FP32 Compute Perf.
 
91.1 TF
TBC
 
19.2 TF
TDP
 
300W
TBC
 
70W
MSRP
 
$6800
TBC
 
$1250
Launch DateJanuary 2023TBCMarch 2023

Source: Kopite7kimi




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