NVIDIA And AMD's New Generation GPUs Are Expected To Increase Heatsink Demand

    According to a supply chain report of DIGITIMES, radiator manufacturers in Taiwan, China will greatly benefit from the next generation GPUs of NVIDIA and AMD in the second half of 2022. Obviously, with the growth of both performance and power consumption, the demand of graphics card manufacturers for high-performance heat dissipation components will also increase synchronously. Although there is little difference between material selection and manufacturing process, the high-quality and complex parts with fine workmanship can still bring rich profits to suppliers.

    First of all, AMD radeon RX 7000 series product line, its rDNA 3 "Navi 31" flagship GPU will provide 12288 stream processors / 48 working clusters, which is more than twice the commercial rDNA 2 architecture.

    Secondly, the ADA Lovelace "ad102" flagship GPU adopted by NVIDIA geforce RTX 40 series has up to 18432 CUDA cores

    When the size of GPU is greatly increased by small chip packaging, the problem of power consumption and heat generation will become more prominent - the chip area of RTX 4090 may reach 600 m2, and the power consumption also reaches the upper limit of 600W of PCIe 5.0/12vhpwr interface. It can be seen that the demand market for thermal heatsinks will continue to rise.