Notably, the number of tensor cores have not been touched, though the official 110 DL TFLOPS rating is lower than the 1370MHz PCIe Tesla V100, as it would appear that NVIDIA is using a clockspeed lower than their boost clock in these calculations. In terms of clockspeeds, the HBM2 has been downclocked slightly to 1.7GHz, while the 1455MHz boost clock actually matches the 300W SXM2 variant of the Tesla V100, though that accelerator is passively cooled. As each memory controller is associated with a ROP partition and 768 KB of L2 cache, this in turn brings L2 down to 4.5 MB, as well as cutting down the ROP count. In what's clearly a salvage part for NVIDIA, one of the card's 4 memory partitions has been cut, leaving Titan V with 12GB of HBM2 attached via a 3072-bit memory bus. The differences come with the memory and ROPs. You can pre-order right now.įrom the AT article: Moving on and diving into the numbers, Titan V features 80 streaming multiprocessors (SMs) and 5120 CUDA cores, the same amount as its Tesla V100 siblings. If you are interested in the new Nvidia Titan V, it will be released on 30 th Dec (approx) and will cost £2700/$2999 with a limit of two per customer.
#Nvidia keynote volta not announced software#
There is free AI software available from Nvidia to use with this card (including the Nvidia TensorRT inferencing optimiser) and help for developers working in deep learning and HPC. Nvidia is targeting researchers and scientists with this latest Titan release, as you might have guessed from the launch venue and presentation. As per the leak in May, this card doesn’t work in SLI, instead NVLink will be used for multi-GPU configurations. 384 GigaTexels/sec Texture Rate (Bilinear)įurther interesting aspects of this card are that it features a 6- and an 8-pin power connector, it has 16 power phases, and its 250W TDP is attractive considering the performance on offer.The Volta V100 GPU packs 5129 CUDA cores, 640 Tensor cores, has a boost clock of 1455MHz, and features 12GB of HBM2 memory on a 3072-bit wide memory interface. Titan V’s 21.1 billion transistors deliver 110 (deep learning) teraFLOPS of horsepower, 9x that of its predecessor, and extreme energy efficiency, Huang told the crowd at NIPS.
#Nvidia keynote volta not announced full#
Later that month we noticed an Nvidia intern ‘leak’ a Titan Volta card but for some reason or other it has taken Nvidia six or seven more months to launch such a product.Īs an aperitif to the full specs, let’s consider some of the standout figures, as highlighted by Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang at NIPS yesterday. The brand new Nvidia Titan V is based upon the same GPU we saw employed in the Tesla V100 HPC accelerator launched back in May. It refers to this new product as “the most powerful graphics card ever created for the PC” and it features Nvidia’s latest and greatest ‘Volta’ graphics architecture. On Thursday evening at NIPS (the Conference and Workshop on Neural Information Processing Systems) Nvidia launched the Titan V.
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