We've been reporting a lot about the NVIDIA N1 processor that is expected to be shown off at Computex Taipei at the end of May. It is a series of System on a Chip (SoC) processor chips built in collaboration with another leading chip design company, MediaTek.
Several leading laptop brands have already "announced" the presence of their own models powered by this processor chip, but now we can see for ourselves the design of a motherboard that comes with this processor chip physically.
These photos were shown through the computer component trading platform Goofish from China, where this motherboard has gone through the bidding process and is being sold. This motherboard shows the NVIDIA N1 series processor chip, and 128GB of SK Hynix memory.
Meanwhile, this motherboard also shows two M.2 2280 SSD storage slots and also enough space for a very large component cooling system. What is known about the NVIDIA N1 SoC chip so far is that it is expected to come with 20 physical cores, and also a graphics processing chip with capabilities equivalent to the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070.
This motherboard also houses HDMI, USB Type-A, USB Type-C and 3.5mm audio jacks in one section. The public expectation is also that this processing chip will use a lot of electricity, even in a laptop design due to the very large number of VRM chips.
As mentioned, NVIDIA is expected to show off this NVIDIA N1 laptop chip during the Computex Taipei event, where it is expected that computer brands will also show off their own offerings that use this chip.
