
Photos of a PCB allegedly belonging to Nvidia's next-generation GeForce RTX 5090 have leaked online, offering a glimpse of the company’s future flagship GPU. Shared on Chinese tech forum Chiphell, the images reveal certain aspects of the RTX 5090's architecture, hinting at a major performance leap for Nvidia's upcoming Blackwell architecture.
The leaked image showcases an unsoldered PCB with a large BGA (Ball grid array) package for the GB202 GPU, which is expected to power graphics cards including the RTX 5090 and potentially the RTX 5090 Ti / RTX 5080 Ti in the future. Interestingly, the PCB lacks any Nvidia branding, indicating it might belong to a third-party vendor. According to Videocardz, markings on the bottom right of the PCB suggest it's a PNY model based on Nvidia’s PG145 (GB202) board.