Nvidia volta gv100 featured on aida64
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The Nvidia Volta architecture is still far from its arrival on the market, but it has already made its first public appearance thanks to AIDA 64 monitoring software. This popular application has unveiled the new top of the range graphics core, the Nvidia Volta GV100.
Nvidia Volta GV100 with 16GB HBM2
While all fans wait like May water for the arrival of the GeForce GTX 1080 Ti on February 28, AIDA64 has advanced a whole generation to unveil what will be the new star core of the company, the Nvidia Volta GV100 that It would only be used on higher-end professional cards.
The new Nvidia Volta GV100 chip will be the most powerful of the new generation and will make use of up to 16 GB of HBM2 memory for excellent performance. For now it is coming in the form of an engineering sample so there is still a long way to go for mass production and the arrival of its final version. By the end of 2017, the first Volta-based cards are expected to arrive on the market, however they will be units destined for the professional sector, so gamers will have to settle for Pascal until 2018.
Perhaps the only way to see Volta in cards for gamers this 2017 is that the new AMD Vega turn out to be a bombshell and force Nvidia to anticipate the arrival of its new generation. Of course they could also respond with the Pascal GP100 chip that will not be used in the gamer market if everything goes as planned by Nvidia.
Source: videocardz
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