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SM120 is the compute capability version number of NVIDIA Blackwell architecture consumer graphics cards (such as the RTX 50 series), while data-center professional cards correspond to SM100.
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UnverifiedSM100 corresponds to GPUs with compute capability 10.0 in NVIDIA's Blackwell architecture, such as B200 and GB200; it is an architecture identifier rather than a specific graphics card model.78% similarUnverifiedSM120 is the Streaming Multiprocessor number in NVIDIA's Blackwell GPU architecture; Ampere is SM80/SM86, Hopper is SM90, and Blackwell is SM100/SM120.78% similarUnverifiedNVIDIA Blackwell is the latest GPU microarchitecture released in 2024, corresponding to the RTX 50 series and B100/B200, introducing sm_120 compute capability with incomplete backward compatibility with older versions.71% similarUnverifiedThe A100 is a data-center-grade GPU released by NVIDIA in 2020, with the SXM version offering 80 GB of GPU memory per card.67% similarUnverifiedBlackwell is NVIDIA's latest-generation data center architecture (B100/B200 series), featuring a dual-chip package design (MCM), and a single GPU can deliver up to 20 petaFLOPS of FP4 compute performance.67% similar
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