NVIDIA is about to release the new RTX 3090 Ti, and as a top flagship, not only the public version is extremely luxurious, but the non-public version is also able to show its own capabilities.
Now we see the new RTX 3090 Ti created by the North American brand EVGA, but it has been completely redesigned.
This RTX 3090 Ti FTW3 Ultra has a huge body with a thickness of 3.5 slots, a proper "brick", which is thicker and wider than the RTX 3090 FTW3, and its thickness even allows the "RTX 3090 TI" to be written in its entirety on the IO bezel.
The newly upgraded three-fan heatsink, built-in at least 7 heat pipes, PCB is also rebuilt, using a new generation of 16-pin auxiliary power supply interface, to meet the thirst of GA102-350 GPU cores.
Interestingly, however, its 16-pin connector is not conventionally placed at the top of the top right corner of the PCB, but at the rear, which is conducive to trace management, but also requires a longer space in the chassis.
In addition, the top comes with a fairly long and fairly wide RGB strip.
The specific frequency is temporarily unknown, but it will certainly be much higher than the public version, of course, the power consumption of the whole card will definitely be higher than 450W.
RTX 3090 Ti FE public PCB design