There have been several images of NVIDIA's Pascal GP104 which suggests its close to reality appearance and functionalities. The latest leaked photos of NVIDIA Pascal GP104 shows graphic cards with faster GeForce in full fat version.

NVIDIA will be able to increase transistor count inordinately of their GPUs but still maintaining efficiency and smaller package. The latest Pascal GP104 will be installed in TSMC's 16nm FinFet process. The graphic cards is said to be coming out in the market any time soon. The leaked photos of NVIDIA's next generation Pascal GPU only shows that it is most definite to be available in a matter of months because of its primed appearance.

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The images of Pascal GP104 suggests that the GPU is on its launch position and its already passed the engineering state. For some tech savvy, the images of Pascal GP14 GPU is a QS or qualification sample which confirms their suspicion that the chips are about to be made official. With how experts look at the leaked images, it was reiterated that the graphic cards could be revealed by NVIDIA and AIBs in the near future, WCCF Tech reported.

There were reports previously stating that the photos of Pascal GP104 GPU seems to miss on some important details, specifically unaligned screw holes and other holes that is probably missing. Another point of view states that the leaked photos of the GPU appear to also be missing the slot for the SLI connector. Hence, the leaked images were compared to the GTX 980 for Gaming 4G PCB which is already available in the market and the comparison confirmed a perfect match. Contradicting to what some reports are stating, the leaked image appears to prove that GP104 is an actual chip that came from a genuine MSI card.

Although admittedly there are still certain information that need to be confirmed from NVIDIA itself, more likely the leaked images is almost close to what is going to be launched in the coming months. Analysts think that NVIDIA will be confirming all the important details and information about the Pascal GP104 GPUs, Christian Today reported.