NVIDIA has finished finalizing its next-generation graphics card lineup, according to industry insiders.
Because of this, some leakers are saying that NVIDIA might switch from "Lovelace" to "Hopper' GPU dies, depending on how good the RDNA3 cards perform. That's because Team Red plans to use a different architecture this time around, which they call MCM or Multi-Chip Module. Instead of using a single-chip (monolithic) design, the next-gen Radeon cards could feature a chipset.
However, are these cards still going to be heavily affected by supply issues and inflated pricing? Well, if the claims of TSMC (NVIDIA and AMD's main chipmaker), then that could very well be the case. The chip shortage might be easing up slightly, but industry projections are still not good enough.
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Written by RJ Pierce
