NVIDIA 5000 series GPU may use multi-chip packaging design to greatly improve performance

[Gearbest News]Recently, according to foreign media reports, graphics card manufacturer NVIDIA may follow the steps of AMD and Intel. These graphics cards may adopt multi-chip package (MCM) design, which may help NVIDIA consolidate its leading position in terms of performance. .

Hardware whistleblower @kopite7kimi recently posted: “After the drama of GA100 and GH100, GB100 seems to finally use MCM.” NVIDIA 5000 series graphics cards may use MCM technology to package multiple small GPU chips in one package , thereby improving performance and efficiency. These small GPU chips will likely be based on Nvidia's next-generation architecture, Blackwell, rather than the current Hopper architecture.

MCM is a technology that packages multiple chips in one package, which can improve integration and bandwidth, and reduce power consumption and cost. Currently, AMD already uses MCM technology in its CPU and GPU products, such as Ryzen and Epyc processors and Radeon RX 6000 series graphics cards.

Nvidia currently does not use MCM technology in its GPU products, but uses a single-chip package (SCM) design, which is to package a large GPU chip in a package. Although this design can provide high performance, it also faces challenges such as manufacturing difficulty, heat dissipation issues and cost pressure. But if you could produce two or more smaller chiplets, connecting them together using special connections called interconnects so that they functioned as a unit, you could effectively build a much larger chip than the manufacturing process , and significantly improve performance. Through the MCM design of its GPUs, Nvidia may be able to deliver stronger performance releases across its entire 5000-series graphics card portfolio.

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