Earlier this month, reports suggested that Nvidia has added SK hynix as a GDDR7 supplier for its RTX 50 series GPUs, after previously only sourcing from Samsung. On Chiphell, a user recently got ...

The new GDDR6 DRAM from SK Hynix operates with an I/O data rate of 16 Gigabits-per-second per-pin, and will be outfitted on high-end graphics cards with a 384-bit memory interface width ...

This new memory chip can process more than 1.5Tbps - equivalent to 300 Full-HD movies (5GB each) - when used in high-end graphics cards. SK Hynix says it has also improved power efficiency by over ...

Based on the post from the rumor’s source, it’s possible that Nvidia is moving to SK Hynix for all of its RTX 50 cards. It’s also possible that it’s doing so with the RTX 5070 and new cards.

It seems that some buyers think their cards won’t OC as well with SK Hynix. Tweet (opens in a new tab) Although we aren’t aware of specific customers returning the cards upon learning that ...

However, according to known X leaker @Zed__Wang, Nvidia has begun using GDDR7 from SK Hynix for RTX 50-series cards, starting with the RTX 5070. Nvidia recently started to use SK Hynix GDDR7 for ...

It still feels like we're getting our feet wet with the latest-generation graphics cards from AMD and NVIDIA ... To that end, it's said that Samsung and SK hynix both have started sampling ...

The NVIDIA GeForce RTX 50 series graphics cards are transitioning from their initial use of Samsung’s GDDR7 memory modules to new SK hynix memory chips. This change, which reportedly begins with ...

SK hynix is better known as the provider of memory chips often found on graphics cards and system memory. The company is also spearheading efforts into bringing high-bandwidth graphics memory for ...

Companies including NVIDIA, AMD, and others would soon begin testing Samsung’s GDDR7 VRAM for their upcoming graphics cards. The South Korean tech giant competes with SK Hynix and Micron in the ...

SK Hynix Inc., the semiconductor arm of SK Group, plans to invest 103 trillion won ($74.8 billion) through 2028, underscoring the conglomerate’s bet on a sector it considers crucial for future ...

SK Hynix, a key supplier of high-bandwidth memory to Nvidia Corp., captured 36% of the DRAM market in the March quarter, compared with Samsung’s 34%, data from Counterpoint Research show.