Nvidia’s RTX 4000-Series GPUs Could Launch Earlier Than Expected

Nvidia’s RTX 4000-Series GPUs Could Launch Earlier Than Expected

While there’s not a lot of information on the RTX 40 lineup, leaks in recent weeks have revealed a few tidbits about at least some of the cards in the upcoming lineup. For starters, persistent rumors in recent days have claimed that the RTX 4090 might be twice as fast as the RTX 3090. Earlier today, a new leak affirmed those rumors, even while stating that the new flagship could ship with only 126 streaming multiprocessors (SMs) enabled. The number is significantly lower than the 140-odd SMs that was expected previously. It also said that the card could have a 450W TDP, which is considerably lower than the 600W figure being touted previously.

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Meanwhile, a tweet from the same tipster late last month suggested that alongside the standard RTX 40-series products, Nvidia is also working on another AD102 SKU with 900W TGP and 48GB of GDDR6X memory clocked at 24Gbps. It will reportedly require twin 16pin PCIe connectors and have a higher frequency than the regular products. The tweet did not mention the card’s name or whether it will even be commercially available, but online speculations suggest that if such an over-the-top card does exist, it will likely be marketed as the Nvidia GeForce RTX 4090 Ti.

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Source: kopite7kimi/Twitter (1, 2, 3)

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Nvidia’s RTX 4000-Series GPUs Could Launch Earlier Than Expected

While there’s not a lot of information on the RTX 40 lineup, leaks in recent weeks have revealed a few tidbits about at least some of the cards in the upcoming lineup. For starters, persistent rumors in recent days have claimed that the RTX 4090 might be twice as fast as the RTX 3090. Earlier today, a new leak affirmed those rumors, even while stating that the new flagship could ship with only 126 streaming multiprocessors (SMs) enabled. The number is significantly lower than the 140-odd SMs that was expected previously. It also said that the card could have a 450W TDP, which is considerably lower than the 600W figure being touted previously.

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Meanwhile, a tweet from the same tipster late last month suggested that alongside the standard RTX 40-series products, Nvidia is also working on another AD102 SKU with 900W TGP and 48GB of GDDR6X memory clocked at 24Gbps. It will reportedly require twin 16pin PCIe connectors and have a higher frequency than the regular products. The tweet did not mention the card’s name or whether it will even be commercially available, but online speculations suggest that if such an over-the-top card does exist, it will likely be marketed as the Nvidia GeForce RTX 4090 Ti.

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Source: kopite7kimi/Twitter (1, 2, 3)

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#Nvidias #RTX #4000Series #GPUs #Launch #Earlier #Expected