GN's first look at a Volta GPU: The Titan V, targeted at scientific and compute workloads, is being torn-down for analysis.
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Taking apart the nVidia Titan V graphics card reveals its GPU and HBM2, which shows us the die size, the VRM design and layout, and the PCB. We also look at the Titan V cooler, which will help in determining thermal performance later. The nVidia Titan V is a high-end compute and scientific card for data-driven use cases, and so it is a bit different from the gaming audience. We can still learn from the architecture, though, and start determining what nVidia will do for Volta, Ampere, or future gaming architectures.

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