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Nvidia may use its own "Infinity Cache" on RTX 40 series graphics cards - Vimarsana News

Nvidia may use its own "Infinity Cache" on RTX 40 series graphics cards

Following a recent cyberattack on Nvidia, there have been a lot of leaks, ranging from DLSS source code to upcoming GPU specs. As dataminers continue to dig, we’re learning new information, with the latest findings pointing to Nvidia utilising its own ‘Infinity Cache’-like tech for RTX 40 series graphics cards. The discovery was made by …

Leaks Reveal Nvidia 40-Series With Massive L2 Cache, Almost Double the CUDA Cores - Vimarsana News

Leaks Reveal Nvidia 40-Series With Massive L2 Cache, Almost Double the CUDA Cores

Nvidia's next-generation GPUs may have a massive L2 cache -- far more than the company has previously fielded in a GPU.

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AMD RDNA 3: What you need to know about AMD's next graphics cards - Vimarsana News

AMD RDNA 3: What you need to know about AMD's next graphics cards

AMD’s RDNA 3 is the next generation of graphics architecture it will be building on to create new graphics cards. There’s little in the way of confirmed information, but leaks and rumors point to some serious cards.

NVIDIA's next-gen GeForce RTX 4090 could use up to an insane 850W+ - Vimarsana News

NVIDIA's next-gen GeForce RTX 4090 could use up to an insane 850W+

NVIDIA's next-gen Ada Lovelace GPU uses a chunk of power in new rumors: GeForce RTX 4090 could use up to 850W of power... wow.

AMD RDNA 3 leak suggests a whole new design for a faster flagship GPU - Vimarsana News

AMD RDNA 3 leak suggests a whole new design for a faster flagship GPU

Here’s more evidence – and the most compelling hint yet – that AMD will use a multi-chip module design with next-gen cards.