RTX Pro 6000 Blackwell PCB appears with space on both sides for 96GB of memory

Nvidia is preparing to launch its new GPUS line for Workstation, the Blackwell -based RTX Pro 6000. Models are expected to offer the first desktop video card with up to 96GB of memory, and a PCB leakage from new products shows that it is possible.

The leak in question comes from the chiphell forum. Like all unofficial information, it is important to maintain skepticism. The images show what would be the PCB of the new professional GPU of Nvidia, where we can see room for memories on both sides of the board. There are 16 on each side to a total of 32. With 3GB for each module, the total reaches 96GB.

Of course, Nvidia can still enjoy the same RTX Pro 6000 PCB for other variants, with less memory. But the spaces are there.

Videocardz also points out that there is no room space for a 12V-6 × 2 connector that we see in the standard versions of the RTX 50 series. This suggests that we are seeing the PCB of a Max-Q or Server Edition, which normally accompany the power connector on the back of the component.

Also according to Videocardz information, the PCB could be used on RTX Pro 6000 or 5000, but more affordable new generation models for Nvidia workstation would need another sign.

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This is because they should use another GPU, the GB203. Meanwhile, we hope to see the GB202 in RTX Pro 5000 and all 6000 variants. The table below better illustrates the differences.

While the above comparison details technical aspects of the plates, on its official website, Nvidia makes some promises for the performance of the RTX Pro 6000 Blackwell. The company says the plate offers up to 4,000 AI performance tops, with 380 TFLOPs in the RT Colors and with a single precision of up to 125tflops.