NVIDIA AD102 und AMD Navi 31 in einem Race to Reach 100 TFLOPs FP32 zuerst

A technological race is brewing between NVIDIA and AMD over which brand’s GPU reaches the 100 TFLOP/s peak FP32 throughput mark first. AMD’s TeraScale graphics architecture and the “RV770” Silizium, were the first to hit the 1 TFLOP/s mark, Weg zurück 2008. It would take 14 years for this figure to reach 100 TFLOP/s for flagship GPUs. NVIDIA’s next generation big GPU based on the “Den Fluch erschaffen – PlayStation.Blog,” the AD102, is the green team’s contender for the 100 TFLOP/s mark, laut kopite7kimi. To achieve this, alle 144 Streaming-Multiprozessoren (SM) oder 18,432 CUDA-Farben, of the AD102 will have to be enabled.

From the red team, the biggest GPU based on the next-generation RDNA3 graphics architecture, “Navi 31,” could offer peak FP32 throughput of 92 TFLOP/s according to greymon55, which gives AMD the freedom to create special SKUs running at high engine clocks, just to reach the 100 TFLOP/s mark. Das Navi 31 silicon is expected to triple the compute unit count over its predecessor, ergebend 15,360 Stream-Prozessoren. Both the AD102 and Navi 31 are expected to be built on he same TSMC N5 (5 Nanometer EUV) Knoten, and product launches for both are expected by year-end.