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Means he's talking ******** to get people talking.
That 3090Ti didn't have a long time at the top if so 
but in all seriousness i doubt we will see it come July , more likely officially announced in July with cards starting to drop in September which would be 2 years on from 3000 series but we shall see ....Nvidia generally leaves the SKU specs till the last minute but their strategy has been to give you as little performance as they can get away with and I think that was the plan for ampere before they got wind of AMDs resurgence.
Who are you kidding? You said you would keep your 2080Ti but eventually caved in and got a 3090. When your 3090 suddenly gets pwned by a 4080 you will want upgrade
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Nvidia used TSMC's foundries to fab the compute / deep learning focused GA100 Ampere chip, on their 7nm process.
It's possible that some of the 'leaks' we are seeing are related to upcoming compute / deep learning chips.
I think they will probably use this approach again for the next series. So, compute chips will be probably be higher density + larger die size and fabbed on TSMC's 4nm process.
EDIT - Nvidia has officially confirmed that their H100 compute GPU will be fabbed on TSMC's 4nm EUV process, link here:
NVIDIA Announces Hopper Architecture, the Next Generation of Accelerated Computing
To power the next wave of AI data centers, NVIDIA today announced its next-generation accelerated computing platform with NVIDIA Hopper architecture, delivering an order of magnitude performance leap over its predecessor.
Another thing to mention, is that TSMC's fabrication process costs are reportedly increasing in 2023.
Hypothetically, Samsung's 5nm EUV (5LPE or 4LPE) process should allow Nvidia to more than double the transistor density of Ampere consumer GPUs (fabbed on Samsung's 8nm).
The transistor density of the GA102 (Samsung fabbed) chip was 'just' 45.1M / mm²
The transistor density of Samsung's 5nm EUV process is upto 134.9 MTr/mm2
Info here:
5 nm process - Wikipedia
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Considering the impending cost of living crisis, I don't think Nvidia has much room to move the MSRP upwards. Won't stop them from trying though.
Production and sampling happens quite a few months before release (especially if COVID is still restricting supply chains). It very well could be for the 4090ti, while the GPU's release date is still set for next year.Alleged images of the new NVIDIA RTX 40 GPU heatsink have surfaced online
If these images are true, NVIDIA will keep their dual-axial fan design. The RTX 4090's heatsink has more fins than the RTX 3090 Ti's....
Prolly fake as I don't see why they'd release a 4090Ti so early. USually released a year after the other SKU's. Never know though.
Nvidia could just drop the 4090 and instead release it as a ti then that way they could price it at $2000 instead of $1500 which would be easier to market than releasing a 4090 with a price increase.Alleged images of the new NVIDIA RTX 40 GPU heatsink have surfaced online
If these images are true, NVIDIA will keep their dual-axial fan design. The RTX 4090's heatsink has more fins than the RTX 3090 Ti's....
Prolly fake as I don't see why they'd release a 4090Ti so early. USually released a year after the other SKU's. Never know though.
