HWiNFO would indicate that the new NVIDIA graphics will be based on the Volta architecture

HWiNFO software update reveals that the new NVIDIA graphics are most likely based on the Volta architecture.

The rumors about the new NVIDIA graphics are full of rumors and contradictory information and this is possible due to the delays of NVIDIA in terms of the launch of these graphics and the secrecy that exists around them. HWiNFO is working on adding support to the new NVIDIA graphics, updating its database. According to the data revealed, the company's new graphics would be based on the Volta architecture, something that we already had more than clear.

NVIDIA has based its next gaming graphics on the Volta architecture.

It has been considered for weeks that the name of the GPUs or at least their architecture, would be baptized as Turing, but now HWiNFO brings to the fore again that these new graphics would finally be based on the Volta architecture. Possibly the name change is given because the Turing would not have Tensor Cores, as it happens with the Voltas.

HWiNFO is a very interesting tool that gives us information and allows us to monitor all the elements of the components of our computer. This software allows us to control the working frequency of the processor and the graphics, as well as real-time reading of the different temperature sensors, the load and other relevant data.

Updating the log for this software adds support for the GV102 and GV104, which indicates that these GPUs are based on the Volta architecture. We must emphasize that the NVIDIA Titan V, Quadro V100 and Tesla V100 are based on the GV100 GPU, based on the Volta architecture, therefore we are talking that they will finally be solutions based on Volta, worse without Tensor Cores. It cannot be ruled out that GPU-Z, for example, tells us that the architecture nomenclature is Turing, in order to differentiate them from the solutions with Tensor Cores.

Source: OC3D