Mysterious Photo of NVIDIA TU116-150KA-A1 GPU Surfaces

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 07/20/2020 02:42 PM | source: momomo_us (Twitter) | 0 comment(s)

An interesting find today from momomo_us, this round he stumbled into an unknown GPU photo, and not just any photo, that's a GPU, Turing, NVIDIA, the TU116-150 it seems

The TU series is widely embedded into may current products like the 1660 series, it however is the first time we spot a TU116-150KA-A1 revision. To get everybody's faces in the same direction, the lowest spec one is the TU116-250KA-A1, that one is used in the GeForce GTX 1650 Super. So judging from that product number (being even lower), this is something very entry-level and would be a GTX 1650 with GDDR6, presumably with 896 shader cores. Thanks, SOTN for the news submit.

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