Broadcom BCM2712 D0 stepping dieshotExplore photograph
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Origin & contributions

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SILICON DESIGN / DATE NOT RECORDED

Broadcom BCM2712 — D0 stepping

Raspberry Pi 5 application processor; fields apply regardless of D0 stepping.

Research connections

CPU & clock domains
CPU
Manufacturer / primary sourceRaspberry Pi

Scope: silicon-die

Raspberry Pi 5 platform specification; this source does not establish a difference between BCM2712 silicon revisions.

CPU clock
Manufacturer / primary sourceRaspberry Pi

Scope: silicon-die

Raspberry Pi 5 platform specification; this source does not establish a difference between BCM2712 silicon revisions.

CPU cache
Manufacturer / primary sourceRaspberry Pi

Scope: silicon-die

Raspberry Pi 5 platform specification; this source does not establish a difference between BCM2712 silicon revisions.

Graphics
GPU
Manufacturer / primary sourceRaspberry Pi

Scope: silicon-die

Raspberry Pi 5 platform specification; this source does not establish a difference between BCM2712 silicon revisions.

Graphics APIs
Manufacturer / primary sourceRaspberry Pi

Scope: silicon-die

Raspberry Pi 5 platform specification; this source does not establish a difference between BCM2712 silicon revisions.

Memory & interfaces
Memory
Manufacturer / primary sourceRaspberry Pi

Scope: silicon-die

Raspberry Pi 5 platform specification; this source does not establish a difference between BCM2712 silicon revisions.

PCIe
Manufacturer / primary sourceRaspberry Pi

Scope: silicon-die

Raspberry Pi 5 platform specification; this source does not establish a difference between BCM2712 silicon revisions.

Camera, video & display
Display output
Manufacturer / primary sourceRaspberry Pi

Scope: silicon-die

Raspberry Pi 5 platform specification; this source does not establish a difference between BCM2712 silicon revisions.

Video decode
Manufacturer / primary sourceRaspberry Pi

Scope: silicon-die

Raspberry Pi 5 platform specification; this source does not establish a difference between BCM2712 silicon revisions.

Hosted image provenance · 2
Die photographHosted in Museum

Broadcom BCM2712 — D0 stepping — Die photograph

Chipwise / NanoPhysics

1,878 × 1,920 pxTechnical archive / analysis

BCM2712 Technology Analysis Report. Frontside die view, as identified by source

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2026-09-09
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Die photographHosted in Museum

Broadcom BCM2712 — D0 stepping — Die photograph

Chipwise / NanoPhysics

1,878 × 1,920 pxTechnical archive / analysis

BCM2712 Technology Analysis Report. See source caption; no chip layer inferred beyond source evidence

View original die photo
Rights, provenance & link history
Rights status
PERMISSION GRANTED
Local hosting / thumbnails / hotlinking
Allowed / Allowed / Not enabled
Attribution
Image courtesy of Chipwise · Used with permission
Identity / confidence
matched / high
Evidence reviewed
2026-09-09
Link checked
2026-09-09 · ok · HTTP 200
Reuse evidence ↗

Access to a source does not grant permission to reproduce its images.

Enter the full die exhibit

Record identity & scope

silicon design · Broadcom BCM2712 — D0 stepping

What this photograph shows

BCM2712 Technology Analysis Report. See source caption; no chip layer inferred beyond source evidence