NVIDIA officially released the new Card Emperor RTX 3090 Ti at the CES 2022 conference some time ago, but the official did not announce the detailed parameters of the new Card King, mainly announcing the information on video memory.
According to the official parameters, the RTX 3090 Ti is equipped with 24GB of GDDR6X memory, a 384-bit width, and a fastest frequency of 21GHz. In terms of computing power, the RTX 3090 Ti has the performance of the coloring unit 40TFlops, the light chasing unit 78TFlops, and the AI unit 320TFlops, which are officially called "monsters".
The RTX 3090 Ti is expected to go on sale on January 27, but it seems to be experiencing some problems today. According to foreign media reports, Nvidia has postponed the release date of the RTX 3090 Ti, and also notified partners to stop producing their own non-public versions, because the BIOS and hardware have found problems.
At present, the specific problem is still unknown, foreign media said that if the problem is not heavy, it can be solved by updating the BIOS and other firmware, but if the hardware problem is serious, then it is likely to need to make adjustments in hardware, and when it will be listed will become a problem.
Also yesterday, Nvidia officially released the GeForce Game Ready 511.23 WHQL driver, which provides optimizations for God of War 4, leveraging DLSS to maximize performance and NVIDIA Reflex to minimize latency. This new Game Ready driver also provides optimizations for the latest versions of games like Rainbow Six: Xenomorph, Killer 3, Monster Hunter: Rises, and more.
In addition, the driver also brings a new deep learning dynamic super-resolution technology (DLDSR) technology. DLDSR is an improvement on DSR, adding an AI layer driven by the NVIDIA Tensor kernel, adding AI deep learning capabilities, enhancing picture detail, smoothing object edges, reducing glare at the same time, requiring fewer input pixels, the official DLDSR 2.25x image quality can be comparable to DSR 4x, and there is a higher frame rate. DLDSR is known to be used in most games on GeForce RTX GPUs.