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Enthusiasts have been buzzing with excitement as a peek into the Nintendo Switch 2’s internals reveals that NVIDIA’s magic touch is alive and well, mirroring the technology of its predecessor. Recently, the first images of the new chip surfaced online.
NVIDIA’s Tegra239 Chip: Powering the Nintendo Switch 2 with Superior ARM-Based Architecture
With Nintendo’s latest console unveiling, we’re starting to unpack its features, notably the capability to deliver stunning 4K visuals at 60 FPS when docked. While initial details on the internal hardware were sparse, it was known that Nintendo had partnered with NVIDIA for its custom Tegra chips. Many speculated that the Tegra239 would be the core component of the system, and this has now been corroborated. A Twitter user, @Kurnalsalts, shared an image of what appears to be the T239 chip, further fueling anticipation.
The shared post was light on specifics, so we must rely on previously leaked information regarding the system on a chip (SoC). Reports suggest the Tegra239 boasts eight Arm Cortex-A78C cores, complemented by a hybrid GPU with elements from both Ada Lovelace and Ampere architectures, and a whopping 1536 CUDA cores. The processor runs at a speed range between 1.1 GHz and 1.5 GHz, adapting to the switch’s docked state. Adding to its prowess, it has a 128-bit memory interface that employs advanced LPDDR5 technology.
Though details about the Tegra239 remain limited, it’s confirmed that the chip supports NVIDIA’s DLSS upscaling technology, which bolsters the console’s performance. For a more detailed look into the specifications, check out our comprehensive breakdown [here]. This development reaffirms NVIDIA’s commitment to its custom ASIC ventures alongside ARM, ensuring their partnership with Nintendo is as strong as ever.
Beyond the Switch 2, enthusiasts are eagerly awaiting the unveiling of NVIDIA’s next venture in the AI PC market. Rumors have been brewing about a collaboration with MediaTek for a new ARM-based SoC, potentially labeled the N1X and N1 series, yet official information is still pending. As for now, all eyes remain on the evolving landscape of gaming tech and NVIDIA’s next move.
