Posted on Friday, March 02 2012 @ 18:23 CET by Thomas De Maesschalck
TechPowerUp
reports Asian websites have revealed the PCB of an engineering sample of the NVIDIA GK104 "Kepler" reference card.
The picture provides a panoramic view of the card's VRM as shown in a drawing posted earlier this day, and reveals the strange double-decker power connector. The card is loaded with a 5-phase NVVDC configuration, as detailed in an older article. It also confirms that the GK104 has a 256-bit wide memory interface, with likely 2 GB standard memory amount. This is also the first picture of the GK104 ASIC, which has square package, and somewhat square die.
