The graphics cards Nvidia RTX 50 “Blackwell” GB202 may feature GDDR7 memory with a 384-bit bus.
Nvidia RTX 50 to Feature GDDR7 Memory
We have new information about the Nvidia GeForce RTX 50 GPU series, which utilizes the new ‘Blackwell’ architecture. This series could potentially feature the new GDDR7 memory, elevating memory speeds compared to GDDR6 and GDDR6X.
Currently, all signs point to the RTX 50 GPUs being launched between late 2024 and 2025, making the implementation of GDDR7 memory sensible for those dates.
Information from Kopite7kimi suggests that the RTX 50 series will come with GDDR7 memory, replacing GDDR6 and GDDR6X. It is said that the memory speed will be up to 32 Gbps with 24 GB modules. GDDR7 memory will provide bandwidths of up to 2048 GB/s with a 512-bit bus. Compared to the RTX 4090, there would be a 50% improvement in bandwidth.
Possible memory configurations with GDDR7 are as follows:
- 128 bits at 32 Gbps: 512 GB/s
- 192 bits at 32 Gbps: 768 GB/s
- 256 bits at 32 Gbps: 1024 GB/s
- 320 bits at 32 Gbps: 1280 GB/s
- 384 bits at 32 Gbps: 1536 GB/s
- 512 bits at 32 Gbps: 2048 GB/s
It is suggested that memory capacities will be either 24 GB or 36 GB in the high-end range of the RTX 50 series, offering not only higher speeds but also superior memory capacities. We will keep you updated on all developments.
Nvidia, a powerhouse in the realm of graphics processing, has established itself as a global leader in cutting-edge technology. With a rich history dating back to 1993, Nvidia has consistently redefined the boundaries of visual computing and artificial intelligence. Renowned for its graphics processing units (GPUs), Nvidia’s innovations have become synonymous with high-performance computing, gaming, and deep learning.
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