The next GPU Ponte Vecchio for Intel servers, with the final name “Intel Data Center MAX”, will have a PCI Express variant that is will call Intel Max 1100 and that they will reach the market with support for the new ATX 3.0 specification and they will use the 16-pin connector (14+2) that is generating so much controversy due to the problems that have appeared in the connectors of users of RTX 4090 graphics cards.
The 3090 Ti and the 4090 were the first graphics cards on the market to use this connector, and now Intel will do the same, although instead of placing it in the central part, it will do so on the far right of the card, in a much more comfortable position. to connect.
This card will have 56 Intel Xe-Cores and 48 GB of HBM2e memory, despite having a TDP of 300W, it will have the 16-pin ATX 3.0 connector capable of delivering 600W.
The Intel Data Center Max 1550 will have 128 Xe Cores and 128 GB of HBM2e memory
The Intel Data Center Max 1550 It will be the most powerful model and will consist of a double-stacked GPU with 128 Xe Cores with 128 Ray Tracing and 8 HC units, it will have 8 HBM2e memory controllers and 16 Xe Links for interconnection. In total, it is made up of 47 different parts and has a total of 100,000 million transistors without counting RAM memories.
This model will be sold as an OAM module to integrate directly into servers and can be combined with each other.
It will have 64 MB of L1 cache at 105 TB/s, 408 MB of L2 cache at 13 TB/s and 128 GB of HBM2e memory at 3.2 TB/s, all with a total consumption of 600 W.
In the middle we will have the Intel MAX 1350, with 112 Xe-Cores, a TDP of 450W and 96 GB of HBM2e memory.
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