2023-06-26 00:22:35
NVIDIA’s massive quad-slot graphics card, which might be either the GeForce RTX 4090 Ti or the next-gen Titan, has been pictured once once more.
NVIDIA’s massive GeForce RTX 4090 Ti/Titan Ada graphics card pictured a bit more, with a quad-slot cooler, vertical PCB and display outputs
The first photos of the graphics card, believed to be the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090 Ti or a next-gen Titan Ada offering, were first leaked in October 2022, when the first Ada GPUs hit merchant sites. We might see a cooler with at least four slots, a cooling capacity of up to 900W. The cooling solution was also very unique in terms of design as the PCB was to the side rather than below the heatsink itself, which meant it had to be placed vertically, a first for anyone. which consumer graphics card from the GeForce line.
The second leak came a few months later in January 2023, giving us a glimpse of a more finalized product with the SKU codename PG137, which was first reported by Kopite7kimi and then confirmed in a shipping manifest, confirming as well as the card would have 48 GB of VRAM and a 384-bit bus interface.
Image credits: @ExperteVallah
Now we have brand new photos of the alleged NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090 Ti or Titan Ada GPU from another leak, posted by Twitter user @ExperteVallah. These new photos show a prototype version of the card, posed next to what appears to be a GeForce RTX 3080 Ti or an RTX 3080 FE. We see that the prototype is a very large unit that takes up at least four slots and requires a single 16-pin connector to operate, indicating that its power consumption will reach a maximum of 600W and not 900W as first rumors claimed. . Another thing, the PCB seems to be missing on this particular version since the display outputs are empty.
Image credits: @ExperteVallah
The only thing this unit has is the heatsink, shell, backplate, and wiring to the 16-pin connector. The connector will not be directly connected to the PCB as is the case with the rest of the RTX 4000 series cards, but will use a wired extender passing through the heatsink and going to the other side of the card. Although the person who leaked the images wonders if this is the alleged Titan RTX (Ada) graphics card, I personally doubt that it is, as the card clearly features the “GeForce RTX” logo, which Titan cards do not use.
It is likely that a similar design was tested for the 4090 Ti and Titan Ada models, but feedback indicates that development of the Titan has been more or less cancelled. In its place, it is claimed that the RTX 4090 Ti will be offered with a PG136/139 PCB, featuring an AD102 GPU with 18,176 cores, an 11% increase over the RTX 4090, 96MB L2 cache, a 33% increase over the RTX 4090, and 24GB of GDDR6X memory.
While memory capacity remains the same as the RTX 4090, bandwidth will see a significant increase. At least, that’s what’s speculated, but given how much NVIDIA changes features and design during the planning stage, that plan might have been scrapped in favor of something entirely different by now.
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We might see a similar or modified version of this graphics card when NVIDIA decides to launch the 4090 Ti, but for now we can only admire this behemoth and imagine what a beast it will be in terms of gaming performance. and especially in terms of price. NVIDIA’s build partners showed off all-new 4-slot and 5-slot designs for future GeForce RTX 4000 series cards, such as the 4090 Ti, during Computex 2023, which you can see here.
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