During the CES 2022 conference, NVIDIA released four graphics cards, the RTX 3080 Ti and RTX 3070 Ti for high-end game books, and the RTX 3050 for the entry-level desktop market, are all advancing, but the top flagship RTX 3090 Ti that game enthusiasts are most looking forward to has not been confirmed.
Foreign media videocardz reported that the original planned release time of the RTX 3090 Ti was January 27, but it has been temporarily postponed, and NVIDIA has also asked partners to stop producing their own non-public versions, because bios and hardware have found problems.
According to the media report, the RTX 3090 Ti is the upcoming flagship GPU with a 10752 CUDA core, 24GB of GDDR6X memory, a clock rate of 21 Gbps, a TDP of 450W, and powered by a 16-pin power connector.
The media said it had confirmed that it was indeed the source of the truth. Allegedly, there are problems with both the BIOS and the hardware. The details are unclear, so it's unclear whether board partners need to modify boards that have already been made, or if they need to wait for nVIDIA's solution.
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