Details about possible GeForce RTX 3080 Ti appear online

Nvidia may be working on a video card that will be positioned between the RTX 3080 and RTX 3090. It would be based on a GA102 GPU with more activated CUDA cores and a wider memory bus than on the RTX 3080.

Twitter user @ kopite7kimi lists the details of the GA102-250-A1 GPU. That would be a variant of the GA102 GPU for a video card between RTX 3080 and RTX 3090. It would be a GPU with 9984 CUDA cores and a 384bit-wide memory bus. VideoCardz suggests that this would be a video card with 12GB or 24GB of GDDR6x memory.

The Twitter user has previously provided correct information about unannounced Nvidia GPUs. For example, he already published the correct specifications before the release of the RTX 30 cards. Recently, @ kopite7kimi also released details about a GA-102-150 GPU with 7424 CUDA cores, which could potentially end up in an RTX 3070 Ti.

It is not yet clear whether and when Nvidia will deploy the new GPUs. There are no concrete indications yet for products in which the chip will appear. Before the release of the RTX 30 cards, however, a photo of an Asus ROG Strix RTX 3080 Ti already surfaced. That model was never released, but it may already be in development.

Nvidia also comes with an RTX 3060 Ti. More is already known about this, among other things through registrations of manufacturers. The chip can now also be seen in a GPU-Z validation, VideoCardz writes. This confirms the specifications previously mentioned in rumors. The clock speeds are also visible. Nvidia would like to release the RTX 3060 Ti sometime in November.

* Based on unconfirmed rumors