[maltamonk]

NVIDIA has reportedly prepared a test board for a flagship RTX 40 “Ada” graphics card, powered by not one but two 16-pin power connectors. This model is reportedly designed for 900W TDP, which is even more than previously mentioned 850W.It should be noted that multiple sources now claim that the top GeForce RTX 40 SKU that is supposed to launch later this year will be designed for 600W TDP, which could be the next-gen GeForce RTX 4090 SKU. Therefore, the rumored 900W variant is either an RTX 4090 Ti that is supposed to launch later or a side-project that might at some point end up as a real product. One also cannot rule out that NVIDIA will be bringing back its TITAN series, because the leaker also claims that it will feature 48 GB of 24Gbps memory.
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 40 gaming series codenamed “Ada Lovelace” should be announced in September or October, if the rumors are to be believed. NVIDIA is expected to launch multiple cards, including the high-end RTX 4090, 4080 and 4070 SKUs, with more cards to follow later.

VideoCardz.com	RTX 4090 Ti/TITAN	RTX 4090	RTX 4080	RTX 4070
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 40 Series (Rumors)
GPU	AD102	AD102-300	AD103-???	AD104-400
Board	TBC	PG137/139 SKU330	TBC	PG141-310
Streaming Multiprocessors	144	> 144	> 84	> 60
CUDA Cores	18432	> 18432	> 10752	> 7680
Memory	48GB GDDR6X	24GB GDDR6X	16GB GDDR6X	12GB GDDR6
Memory Speed	24 Gbps	21 Gbps	21 Gbps	21 Gbps
TDP	900W	600W	350W	300W
Power Connectors	2x 16-pin	1x 16-pin	1x 16-pin	1x 16-pin

Source: @Kopite7Kimi
by WhyCry
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Source: NVIDIA reportedly testing 900W graphics card with full next-gen Ada AD102 GPU - VideoCardz.com

Anyone know how to fix the table so it's readable?

 

[The Pook]

 

[Paradigm Shifter]

My money is on the 48GB card being a Quadro, likely in their new form factor (DGX?)

 

[Kaltenbrunner]

The suspense is driving me mad
-when
-perf
-price

And PSU needed. How many ordinary people would actually run out for a new PSU for low FPS gaming ?

Maybe AMD/NV are figuring lot's of people won't, and retailers will keep selling last gen cards, while keeping the new cards price way up again.

I'm working on a AX1200W PSU, got it years ago as "not working", and without cables. I think I've had it running before, but never hooked to a load.

So 1st thing I'm doing is mapping out the circuit as much as I can without de-soldering the control boards.

 

[Paradigm Shifter]

The suspense is driving me mad

Go do something outside that doesn't involve looking at a screen.