Nvidia's New GPU Falls Short of Integrated Graphics.

Nvidia's H100 GPU, designed for high-performance computing tasks in data centers, performs poorly in gaming and general usage due to lack of software support and architectural differences from consumer GPUs. The GPU, which costs over $40,000, has no display outputs and requires external cooling. It has 14,592 CUDA cores, 80GB of HBM2e memory, and NVLink for multi-GPU systems, but only 24 raster operating units and four out of 112 texture processing clusters can render graphics workloads. The H100 is not a graphics card in the traditional sense and is not optimized for gameplay.