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How do Graphics Cards Work? Part 4

GPU manufacturers like NVIDIA use the same GPU chip across different graphics card models (e.g., 3090 Ti, 3090, and 3080) by leveraging a process called silicon binning and varying configurations to target different performance levels and price points. During production, not all chips are perfect; those with minor defects or lower performance capabilities are repurposed by disabling some cores or reducing clock speeds. Additionally, the same chip can be paired with different memory sizes, bus widths, and power limits to create tiered models. This approach maximizes manufacturing efficiency, reduces costs, and allows manufacturers to cater to a wide range of users—from gamers to professionals—while ensuring even partially defective chips are utilized effectively.