The technical characteristics of the system with AMD Navi 23 GPU in Tesla cars became known

A few months ago, well-known enthusiast Patrick Schur told the general public about Tesla’s intentions to use AMD Navi 23 graphics chips in their cars, and today published a block diagram showing the procedure for connecting a GPU with on-board systems, as well as a number of technical characteristics, reports the resource VideoCardz.

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According to the presented image, in collaboration with the AMD Navi 23 graphics processor, GDDR6 memory with an effective frequency of 14 GHz and a total volume of 16 GB manufactured by Samsung will work, connected to a 128-bit bus, which will provide a maximum memory bandwidth of 224 GB / s (like Xbox Series X). In addition, there are two DisplayPort connectors and one HDMI 1.4 port, as well as a PCIe Gen3 x8 interface for connecting peripherals and communication between boards.

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According to Tesla, the peak performance of the system will reach 10 teraflops (the same as for the Sony PlayStation 5), which can be achieved due to the Navi 23 GPU with 32 onboard computing units, operating at a maximum frequency of 2.44 GHz.

It is expected that the AMD Navi 23 graphics processor will be used for the needs of the infotainment system of Tesla cars, but it is possible that some of the navigation functions will also fall on the shoulders of the chip. This material was written by a site visitor and rewarded for it.