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New NVIDIA Tesla V100 based on Volta GPU goes on sale

NVIDIA has introduced the new NVIDIA Tesla V100 graphics card to the market, which has been developed for specific tasks such as cloud computing or artificial intelligence.

About the graphics cards for gaming based on the Volta GPU, NVIDIA has not said anything, but the brutal NVIDIA Tesla V100 graphics card has already been officially launched, which as we discussed is based on the Volta GPU and has an NVLink interface . NVIDIA has released new data regarding these new graphics cards, which is based on the company's new architecture and makes use of the PCI Express interface.

This new Tesla V100 graphics card has a Volta GPU manufactured by TSMC, under the 12nm FinFET manufacturing process, which allows improving energy efficiency in addition to a significant increase in performance compared to Pascal. Internally, this graphics card has no less than 21 billion transistors, which represents no less than 5120 CUDA Cores, 80 SM and 40 TPC. This GPU works at a base frequency of 1370MHz and a Boost frequency of 1455MHz. In addition, this graphics card has 16GB HBM2, which offers us an interface of 4096bits and a bandwidth of 900GB / s.

We are facing graphics cards developed for very specific jobs, such as cloud computing, artificial intelligence and other similar functionalities. Logically under no circumstances would we use one of these graphics cards for gaming, since the minesweeper would rarely go and the price of these graphics cards is usually quite high. The powerful NVIDI Tesla V100 offers us under the FP16 standard, a power of 28TFLOPs. The truth is that Volta looks good, so we just have to wait for the new graphics to arrive, probably towards the end of the year.

Source: TT

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Robert Sole

Director of Contents and Writing of this same website, technician in renewable energy generation systems and low voltage electrical technician. I work in front of a PC, in my free time I am in front of a PC and when I leave the house I am glued to the screen of my smartphone. Every morning when I wake up I walk across the Stargate to make some coffee and start watching YouTube videos. I once saw a dragon ... or was it a Dragonite?

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3 comments

  1. VEGA is coming out now. Now delivering the Frontier Edition. Those Voltas are coming in December, but would you rather talk about it? It bothers me a lot about fanaticism in journalism, or worse, being so obvious who pays them.

    1. I do not know if you say it with irony or not, but, if you look a little more on the web, you will not lack news about AMD and more specifically about VEGA.

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