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Thanks to CTOnews.com net friend goodfull, South China Wu Yanzu clue delivery! CTOnews.com Two months ago, it was reported that Nvidia was preparing to move its RTX 40 GPU production to a new revision line, followed by at least the RTX 4070 and RTX 4080 with new GPUs.

Reddit user@cavityserach123 has discovered that the Nvidia GeForce RTX 4090 Founders Edition graphics card has been switched to the new AD102 GPU core, which is labeled AD102-301 and is said to have a slight impact on bill of materials costs.

"I received a new batch of Founders Edition graphics cards and found it to be a new production GPU chip AD102 -301-A1," cavitysearch123 wrote."The PCB was also switched to the new 16F4, but there was no information about the new [AD103 -301] revision received for the 4080 series. "

NVIDIA RTX 4090 Founders Edition with AD102 -301 GPU, Source: Reddit Previously, it was reported that the maximum voltage limit of AD102 -301 is 1.070V, while the maximum voltage supported by AD102 -300 is 1.1V. Switching to the new design can slightly reduce the cost of the circuit board, thus reducing the cost of AIB and NVIDIA graphics cards.

However, although this voltage does not seem to make much difference to ordinary users, it is very important from the perspective of overclocking.

Of course, the Nvidia GeForce RTX 4090 Founders Edition starts at $1599 (CTOnews.com notes: currently about RMB 11145), and we believe that this change in BOM cost will not have any impact on terminal pricing.

After a closer look, the owner found that this RTX 4090 FE has a new model ID in GPU-Z. Although its Device PCI ID is the same as the old version, the Sub ID has been changed. This means that AD102-300-based models are impossible to flash the original BIOS. Of course, the final situation still needs to be confirmed slowly.

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