Just last night, NVIDIA officially released the new card RTX 3080 12GB. Although it is also called 3080, don't be confused by the name, it is not as simple as the RTX 3080 10GB to add 2GB of video memory.
As expected, the RTX 3080 12GB features a new core numbered GA102-220, with 8960 stream processors, an increase of 256 compared to the RTX 3080, and only 1280 from the RTX 3080 Ti.
At the same time, there are 70 light chasing cores, 280 tensor cores, and 280 texture units, all of which have increased by 18, while the core frequency is maintained at 1440-1710MHz, completely unchanged.
In addition to the increase in memory capacity, the bit width is also open from 320-bit to full 384-bit, and the frequency is still 19GHz, so the bandwidth reaches 912GB/s.
The power consumption of the whole card is 350W, which is increased by 30W, which is completely the same as the RTX 3080 Ti.
At the same time, NVIDIA also released the GeForce 511.17 graphics card driver, the only change is the official support for RTX 3080 12GB.
However, the RTX 3080 12GB is only officially announced on paper today, the listing time is yet to be determined, and the official price has not yet been announced.
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