NVIDIA’s Flagship Maxwell GM200 GPU Core, Reference point Board Features 12 GB VRAM, Superb Die

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NVIDIA’s future flagship Maxwell based "GM200 GPU" core have been revealed by Video-cards exposing that the chip has is completely finalized and it will soon entering mass production to get incorporated in many Quadro and GeForce GPUs.

The leak in connection with GM200 GPU's core comes just a couple of days after it absolutely  reported that NVIDIA maybe have a Quadro M6000 card with the 12 GB VRAM although now it is confirmed.

The leak on the site was tipped by a company worker who was working at the actual manufacturing labs the place that the GM200 GPUs are produced in mass quantity to fulfill demand of users in the very next month. While there are no specifications or shots of the full board, these types of single leak verifies that NVIDIA’s GM200 GPU is usually ready and constant full production on NVIDIA Manufactures.

Where Some of the specifications reveal that this flagship Maxwell core are going to be using the PG600 board that has a code-name of 180-1G600-1102-A04. However It's hopefully going to make way in to professional Quadro cards first, there is no mystery about this chip may also be integrated in fresh and upcoming GeForce graphics cards like exclusive GeForce GTX Titan successor.

On the other hand, one thing we can't confirm right now is which market should it belong to so it may be either a GeForce or a Quadro variant. All of the other board shows 12 Hynix H5GQ4H24MFR memory chips that are the same ones utilized on GeForce GTX 980 & GeForce GTX 970, clocked in 7 GHz.

We guys are most likely considering a 384-bit bus if earlier leaks are involved. The Hynix storage chip are amazing with regards to OC and stability offering copious amounts of bandwidth & performance to users. The reference board coming with the two SLI gold-fingers in addition to display outputs consist of three Display ports & a single HDMI 2. 0 port.

However It appears the board sample doesn't allow the DVI port right now but we are able to see the connectors to the port are in place and we'll be looking with a similar display settings as other NVIDIA Maxwell GPUs.

Some of the most surprising thing in GM200 GPU, It is massive when it comes to die size. While Kepler GK110 experienced a die about 561mm-2, the very new GM200 is just around 600mm2.

The die is complete encircled with a metallic plate heat-spreader and looks exactly like the GK110. The chip is code-named as TAA156. 000 (1440A1) or even the GM200-400-A1. It is  still difficult to say if this will be the flagship GM200 SKU. A find of the earlier leaked specifications shows that the GM200 GPU attributes 3072 Core CUDA, up from 2048 around the current GM204 processor. Where the Maxwell SMM provides 128 streaming processors, there’s a complete of 24 SMM units enabled at the GM200 chip which will probably be fused on the Quadro M6000 GPU.

In spite of that, we are looking at 96 Raster operation units and 192-256 TMU. The card includes a pixel fill-rate involving 94.8 GPixels/s and also a texture fill-rate involving 252.9 GTexels/s. The GPU’s clock speeds are actually maintained at 988 MHz & does not feature GPU Boost, This can be preparatory clock speeds and might be changed in the future when the cards is officially released.

On the other side, we are experiencing at no less compared to 12 GB GDDR5 VRAM Memory because it replaces the K6000 which actually featured exactly the same buffer size. The card features a 384-bit memory user interface and memory clock is maintaned from 6. 6 GHz that pumps out 317. 4 GB/s.

GPU Name	NVIDIA Quadro M6000	NVIDIA Quadro K6000	NVIDIA Quadro K5000	NVIDIA Quadro K4000	AMD FirePro  W9100	AMD FirePro W8100	AMD FirePro W7100	AMD FirePro W5100
GPU Core	GM200	GK110	GK104	GK106	Hawaii XT	Hawaii Pro	Tonga Pro	Bonaire Pro
SMM/Compute Units	24	15	8	4	44	40	28	12
Core Count	3072	2880	1536	768	2816	2560	1792	768
Core Clock	988 MHz	900 MHz	700 MHz	811 MHz	930 MHz	824 MHz	950 MHz	930 MHz
ROPs/TMUs	96/192 or 256	48/240	32/128	24/64	64/176	64/160	32/112	16/56
FP32 Compute	6.07 TFlops	5.2 TFlops	2.15 TFlops	1.24 TFlops	5.24 TFlops	4.20 TFlops	2.87 TFlops	1.43 TFlops
VRAM	12 GB GDDR5	12 GB GDDR5	4 GB GDDR5	3 GB GDDR5	16 GB GDDR5	8 GB GDDR5	8 GB GDDR5	4 GB GDDR5
Memory Bus	384-Bit	384-Bit	256-Bit	192-Bit	512-Bit	512-Bit	256-Bit	128-Bit
Memory Bandwidth	317.4 GB/s	288 GB/s	173 GB/s	134 GB/s	320 GB/s	320 GB/s	160 GB/s	96 GB/s
Memory Clock	6.6 GHz	6.0 GHz	5.4 GHz	5.6 GHz	5.0 GHz	5.0 GHz	5.0 GHz	5,5 GHz
TDP	>200W?	225W	122W	80W	275W	220W	150W	75W