At the beginning of the year, NVIDIA officially announced the new RTX 3090 Ti, using a full-blood GA102 core, 10752 stream processors, with the fastest 21GHz 24GB GDDR6X video memory in history, power consumption up to 450W, and the first PCIe 5.0 12+ 4-pin power supply interface.
The RTX 3090 Ti was scheduled to be unblocked on January 27, but just as we were expecting it to kill everyone, it disappeared.
It is said that the BIOS and hardware are seriously problematic, and the yield rate is insufficient, and the PCB may have to be redesigned.
To this day, NVIDIA and AIC manufacturers are still silent, refusing to disclose any progress.
TheVerge managed to get a non-reply reply from an NVIDIA spokesperson:
"We don't have any information to share about the RTX 3090 Ti for the time being, and we will give it once we have it."
It seems that the new card emperor will continue to wait.
As for whether there is an AMD RX 6950 XT, there is no further news at present, and it is said that it will be released as soon as mid-April.
