The GeForce RTX 3090 Ti, the dedicated graphics card considerably stronger (and more expensive) produced by NVIDIA for the consumer market, will be free on March 29 according to the latest clarifications.
At the same time, images of the many customized models that will use this graphics chip have appeared on the Internet.
Following its official announcement in the CES and an expected launch in January, NVIDIA has been fairly quiet about its next flagship in dedicated.
We do not understand if the delay is due to the lack of semiconductors, cryptomining or as some comments mention, to "problems" with the memory GDDR6X that this card uses.
GeForce RTX 3090 Ti, free way
It seems that the moment has arrived and the March 29 is the new date that media like Videocardz They manage the availability of the card and also the expert analyses that will be published.
If you follow us you will know her.
It is the new hall of range from NVIDIA and the entire client graphics market.
And it's a considerable step up from today's RTX 3090 with clarifications that specify what we can expect, the ability to move games with resolutions up to 8K.
You would need a 850 watt power supply, and a 12 pin extra power connector (we could connect the adapter a 2 8-pin cables).
Boomstar GeForce RTX 3090 Ti
It belongs to the customized models that will be marketed.
This is a unique series for China, but it does let us understand elements like the new 12+4 (or 16-pin) PCIe Gen5 connector that allows us to offer up to 600 watts of capacity.
The images on this card state exactly that, meaning that we look at the fitness distribution of GPU next generation that will likely be adopted by all recent cards in the coming years.
RTX 3090 vs 3090 Ti specifications
NVIDIA RTX 3090
NVIDIA RTX 3090 Ti
GPU
GA102-300-A1
GA102-350-A1
Architecture
Ampere, 8nm
Die size
628 mm2
VRAM memory
24GB GDDR6X
Memory bus
384-bit
Bandwidth
936.2 GB/s
1008 GB/s
Memory speed
19.5 Gbps
21 Gbps
CUDA Cores/shaders
10496
10752
Tensor Cores
328
336
ROPs
112
112
RT Cores
82
84
Base frequency
1395 MHz
1560 MHz
Turbo frequency
1695 MHz
1860 MHz
TDP
350 W
450 W
Recommended source
750 W
850 W
Ports
1 x HDMI 2.1
3 x DisplayPort 1.4
PCIe 1×12/1×16 pin
Dimensions (reference designs)
336 x 140 x 61 mm
Departure date
1/9/20
29/3/22
Starting price
$1499
$1999
We have a timid upgrade in the RTX 3090 Ti, which improves little to the RTX 3090 and increases consumption by 100 W…somewhat questionable.
The chassis changes: PCB and GPU different on the RTX 3090 Ti, they were quick to speculate that it is a mule for the RTX 4090!
However, we have the same die size, same VRAM, same memory bus, but the main changes are:
More bandwidths.
Faster memory speed (with 21 Gbps).
Increased CUDA Cores (256 more), Tensor Cores (8 more) and RT Cores (2 more).
Increased frequencies: 165 MHz more in both.
100 W more consumption and, therefore, greater requirement of power supply.
12-pin PCIe connector.
$500 difference.
Therefore, we have a 33% price increase compared to the RTX 3090, so we'll see if it's worth paying the extra $500 for the Ti model.
Compared to the RTX 3090 Boomstar, the Ti model will only use a single 16-pin connector instead of two 8-pin ones.
As for expenses, what can I say?
Knowing the situation today we do not believe that they will be able to buy under the barrier of 2,000 US dollars.
