A mannequin new Tesla graphics card has been quietly added to the lineup.
NVIDIA Tesla V100s
NVIDIA Tesla are computing oriented gadgets outfitted with graphics processors. What you obtained’t uncover on Tesla assortment are current connectors, as these collaborating in taking part in playing cards can’t be used as each single day desktop video collaborating in taking part in playing cards – they’re meant to be put in in clusters and supercomputers. Nowadays NVIDIA began so as in order so as to add additional variants and title these collaborating in taking part in playing cards ‘Tensor Core Processors’, as they not solely current CUDA cores nonetheless in addition to Tensor cores.
The mannequin new Tesla V100s is a sooner model of V100. It has a larger clock core frequency and in addition to sooner HBM2 reminiscence. By default, the V100s has 32GB reminiscence, which was solely an danger for the distinctive V100 16GB. NVIDIA Tesla V100s nonetheless is decided by Volta building with GV100 GPU and 5120 CUDA cores. That’s a 12nm GPU.
That is, in truth, a sixth variant of the V100, as a result of the distinctive assortment was supplied in two reminiscence configurations: 16GB and 32GB. The gathering will be divided into PCIe and SMX2 variations. The gathering furthermore has a FHHL variant (full prime & half-length) with a TDP of 150W, nonetheless data on this SKU is restricted.
There is no phrase on pricing, nonetheless it’s anticipated to value 1000’s of {{{dollars}}} (the V100 non-S at present retails at round 5850 USD).
Tesla V100 Sequence | ||||
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VideoCardz.com | Tesla V100 SMX2 | Tesla V100 FHHL PCIe | Tesla V100 PCIe | Tesla V100s PCIe |
12nm FF GV100 | 12nm FF GV100 | 12nm FF GV100 | 12nm FF GV100 | |
CUDA Cores | ||||
Max FP32 Compute | ||||
Enhance Clock | ||||
Max. Reminiscence Bandwidth | ||||
Reminiscence Clock | ||||
Reminiscence | 16GB / 32GB HBM2 | 16GB HBM2 | 16GB / 32GB HBM2 | 32GB HBM2 |
Reminiscence Bus | 4096-bit | 4096-bit | 4096-bit | 4096-bit |
TDP | 300W | 150W | 250W | 250W |
Tesla V100 (PCIe – left and SMX2 – right)
Tesla V100 specs and FHHL variant
Present: NVIDIA, By:Â AnandTech, TechPowerUP