The leaked benchmark scores include 3DMark FireStrike Ultra, a DirectX11 benchmark running at 4K resolution, TimeSpy Extreme using the DirectX12 API and the same resolution, and a custom engine based on the DirectX Raytracing API Port Royal.

The RTX 4090 scored 25,256 points in FireStrike Ultra, 18,892 points in TimeSpy Extreme, and 24,886 points in Port Royal. All of these are graphics scores and are running at a boost frequency of 2520 MHz and a default TDP of 450W. For comparison, VideoCardz provides an undisclosed score for an overclocked AIB manufacturer’s graphics card, with other scores from the official 3DMark rankings:

From the results, the RTX 4090 is at least 82% faster than the RTX 3090. The specific performance improvements of the GeForce RTX 4090 over the 3090 are as follows:

FireStrike Ultra: 2.00 – 2.04x

TimeSpy Extreme: 1.84 – 1.89 times

Port Royal: 1.82 – 1.86x

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This information is @Kopite7kimi put out, from what he said RTX 4080 3DMark Time Spy Extreme score of more than 15000 points, while RTX 4070 score is about 10000, if this score is correct RTX 4080 performance will be at least 36% higher than RTX 3090 Ti, nearly is RTX 3080 twice, and RTX 4070 performance will be on par with RTX 3090, more than 50% higher than RTX 3070.

He said the score is based on the premise that he previously revealed the specifications of the card, that is, the RTX 4080 using AD103 GPU, with 10,240 CUDA units, with 256bit / 16GB of GDDR6X memory, memory bandwidth of about 676GB / s, TDP about 420W. while the RTX 4070 using AD104 GPU, with 7168 CUDA units, with 160bit/10GB GDDR6X memory, memory bandwidth of about 360GB / s, TDP of about 300W.

NVIDIA may release RTX 40 series graphics cards in October this year, RTX 4090, RTX 4080, RTX 4070 may be released at the same time, but the unbanning and opening time may be staggered.

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