Bolt Graphics' Zeus Details Reveal 384GB Memory, PCIe 5.0 x16, and Up to 500W Consumption

Bolt Graphics has revealed new technical details about his revolutionary graphics card Zeus, which was previously unveiled with ambitious claims of 10x performance over the GeForce RTX 5090. Now there are specific specifications and PCB images confirming the unique features GPU.

Key Features of Bolt Graphics Zeus:

• LPDDR5X + 2x DDR5 SODIMM — the modular memory system allows you to increase the VRAM volume up to 384 GB.
• PCIe 5.0 x16 (x2) — for the first time in consumer graphics cards two full-size PCIe 5.0 slots, which may mean the possibility of connecting an additional GPU-module.
• RJ-45 LAN port - integrated network controller, which is unusual for video cards.
• 8-pin power connector — at the declared power 120 W This connector seems extremely atypical.
• Three versions GPU:
  • Zeus 1c — 120 W, 77 Gigarays
  • Zeus 2c — 250 W, 154 Gigarays
  • Zeus 4c — 500 W, 307 Gigarays

The company says Zeus 10 times faster RTX 5090 in rendering and 12 times faster in FP64 calculations. But all tests are still based on emulation, and himself GPU has not been demonstrated in real conditions.

Bolt Graphics also claims that Zeus Outperforms Blackwell B200 in EM Simulation 300 times, which looks fantastic even by the standards of the most powerful supercomputers.

For now, Zeus remains a concept, and the company has not announced even an approximate release date. If Bolt Graphics can actually release this GPU, the video card market could change dramatically. However, given loud statements without evidence, skepticism remains the main reaction to this project.