For those who just bought their Nvidia 1000 series graphics cards, you may want to look away now.
A list of preliminary specifications has leaked citing a few numbers and launch dates of the incoming Nvidia 2000 series cards. Notably, the Nvidia GeForce RTX 2080 Ti leads the line, and its numbers are frightening.
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Based on the 12nm Turing architecture, the GPU will have at least 6 MB of L2 cache, 4352 CUDA cores and 11 GB of GDDR6. A memory bandwidth of 616 GB/s thanks to a 352-bit bus completes its CV.
According to WCCFTech, the price should peak at around US$899, surprisingly making it a lot cheaper than 2018’s round of flagship smartphones. And with a TDP of just 250W, you may not need to invest in a new PSU either.
The 2070 and 2080 cards also receive the RTX branding, and are priced as low as US$400 according to reports.
The GTX 2060 retains more common nomenclature, while its specs are also a welcome revision for upgraders.
It will likely feature 5 GB of GDDR6 memory packed into a 192-bit bus. The 2050 should sport 4GB and boast a 128-bit bus. The cards of capable of 288 GB/s and 128 GB/s memory bandwidth, respectively.
Earlier this week, Nvidia’s CEO Jensen Huang unveiled the new range of Quadro cards.
Our CEO Jensen Huang will take the stage at the @NVIDIAGeForce Gaming Celebration before #Gamescom2018 begins in Cologne, Germany. https://t.co/HqCmc8Zeun #BeForTheGame pic.twitter.com/Y0ihiPfuEx
— NVIDIA (@nvidia) August 20, 2018
Nvidia is set to announce its new range of cards later today ahead of Germany’s Gamescom 2018.
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