For those who missed it, it powers the GeForce RTX 5090 GB202 GPUIt is one of the most powerful chips Nvidia has ever produced. Based on TSMC’s 4N manufacturing process GPU, 92.2 billion transistors and to a surface area of 750 mm² owner. As for these features, 24,576 CUDA cores, 192 fourth-generation RT cores ve 768 fifth-generation Tensor cores is accompanied.
As for power consumption, there will be those who remember the RTX 4090, which remained on the agenda for a long time with its power consumption as well as the performance it offered. If it is RTX 5090, 575W maximum power consumption It works with. However, it has some innovations in terms of energy efficiency, such as separate voltage rails for GPU cores and memory and an accelerated clock frequency switching mechanism.
Although these values \u200b\u200bseem scary, they comply with the ATX 3.1 standard. Likewise, ATX 3.1 allows power fluctuations of up to 200% (1200 W) in increments of less than 1 ms. Therefore, ATX 3.1 compatible PSUs can meet these values without any problems, even if they have a continuous power capacity below 1200 W. Older ATX v2.51 PSUs, that is, from the 2010s, may cause various problems such as overcurrent protection (OCP) triggering when they reach these values.
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