Photos of the Nvidia GeForce RTX 5090 printed circuit board with a large GB202 chip have been published

The first photo of the GeForce RTX 5090 circuit board, the flagship gaming video card of the Nvidia Blackwell series, has leaked onto the Internet. The official presentation of the new product will take place at the beginning of next month, and sales, according to available information, will begin no earlier than the end of January.

Image source: chiphell.com

The PCB in the photos is most likely some kind of partner variant of the RTX 5090 – it is significantly larger than a regular expansion board, and there is no Nvidia marking on it, that is, it is not a Founders Edition model. Her pictures were published on the Chiphell forum, which has previously become a source of similar leaks. On the other hand, it is built on a PG145 board – this is the Nvidia reference design. The layout of the GDDR7 graphics memory resembles the Google Android logo: five chips on the left and right, four on top and two on the bottom of the GPU. A total of 16 modules are obtained, which in theory allows the use of configurations of 32, 48 or 64 GB, depending on the modules used: 2, 3 or 4 GB.

The Nvidia GeForce RTX 5090 is equipped with a GB202 graphics processor, the dimensions of which are 24 × 31 mm – and 63 × 56 mm including packaging. There is only one power connector on the board, and it is most likely 12V-6×2. Finally, the appearance suggests that the video card is connected via the PCIe 5.0 interface.