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Curated V100 SXM2 pin maps, two- and four-GPU NVLink connection plans, and connector-only KiCad resources toward an open-source carrier board pigeon-labs-stack/v100-sxm2-reference
V100 SXM2 pinout and NVLink reference
V100 SXM2 pinout and NVLink reference comments · posted on 2026.11.02 at 17:30:13 (c=0, p=4)
VX100 and AXM2 Reference for DIY AI Hardware Projects
V100 SXM2 pinout and NVLink reference for DIY hardware projects I’ve put together a public reference repo for anyone interested in designing their own hardware around NVIDIA V100 SXM2 modules: pigeon-labs-stack/v100-sxm2-reference It includes connector pin mappings, two- and four-GPU NVLink connection plans, editable KiCad starter schematics, PDFs and a standalone workbook. My contribution is mainly curating and cross-checking existing community research, with the original authors credited. It’s an early reference release; supporting power, clock and control circuits still need designing based on your own needs. The longer-term goal is an open-source carrier board, but hopefully this helps others working on their own designs in the meantime. Corrections and contributions welcome!