CUDA and Tensor Cores are some of the most prominent specs on an NVIDIA GPU. These cores are the fundamental computational blocks that allow a GPU to perform a bunch of tasks such as video rendering, ...

The upcoming Nvidia GeForce RTX 5090 GPU could have 5,000 more CUDA cores than last generation with a 600 W default TGP.

It is not all about CUDA By the end of the year Nvidia will have shipped a billion RISC-V cores under the bonnet of its GPUS. The company revealed at the RISC-V Summit this month that while it was ...

Perhaps even more pertinently, it's just 9% more CUDA cores than the existing RTX 4070 and, indeed, fewer CUDA cores than the RTX 4070 Super, which rocks 7,168.

Nvidia's cheapest 50-series card yet is coming next month, but it's landing without a lot of information. Laptop cards are coming, too.

Compared to the previous-generation RTX 4060 Ti, the 5060 Ti sports just a 5% increase in CUDA cores, but a whopping 73% more Tensor cores, and a 34% increase in ray tracing cores.

New GeForce RTX 3050 variant offers the same performance but lower power use GA107 die has just the right number of CUDA cores for an RTX 3050.

The RTX 5090 is rumored to come with a total of 24,576 CUDA cores, which means about 33% more than the AD102 that’s found in the RTX 4090.

The multiprocessor count of 34 confirms the 4060 Ti will have 4,352 CUDA cores. Prior information states it has 32 MB of L2 cache with a 160W TGP rating.