NVIDIA GeForce RTX 40 series graphics cards using the “Ada” GPU, including at least five models, including the RTX 4090 is the flagship AD102-300, while the RTX 4080 is the AD103-300, and now ushered in a fine-tuned version of the AD103-301.
According to Chiphell user @BADASSBOT to get the new GPU, this new core is nothing new, just a little minor adjustment in terms of materials, in fact, there is no difference in performance, simply enhance the stability, the cost is not reduced, belong to the normal step upgrade.
Of course, since NVIDIA has updated this GPU, it means that its partners will adapt the new BOM (bill of materials) in the next period of time, but since it will not affect the performance, there is no point in bothering to buy it now or after.
Cogeneration has previously confirmed that both derivative versions have the same clock frequency, TDP and GPU configuration. In addition, the company has not released new versions of existing graphics cards (such as the LHR model), meaning that the AD103-300 and 301 are essentially the same GPU.
