As planned, NVIDIA will release the RTX 40 series graphics cards at the GTC conference on September 20.
A few days ago, Greymon55 shared a spy shot of the RTX 4090 Ti. The picture shows three fans placed side-by-side, and the housing material seems to be plastic or frosted metal.
For such a shape, the high-sensitivity argument is simple and brutal, while the low-sensitivity argument is no design sense. In this regard, the viewpoint of the people who broke the news is that it is more like an engineering prototype card, used to test the GPU and define some parameters, the final FE public version will certainly not be so simple.
However, another tipster, kopite7kimi, did mention the existence of a triple fan version of the AD102 core, so if that’s the case, I’m looking forward to how NVIDIA will eventually lay out the three fans.
The current news is that the RTX 4090 Ti is expected to have 18,176 CUDA built in, matching 48GB of GDDR6X memory, 96MB of L2 cache, TSMC’s 4nm process, GPU frequency of 2 to 3GHz, and power consumption of the entire card rushing up to 600 to 800W.
