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NVIDIAs next-gen Ada Lovelace AD102 GPU is built to support GDDR7 memory speeds, and possibly GDDR7 itself. Oh boy.

Following a recent cyberattack on Nvidia, there have been a lot of leaks, ranging from DLSS source code to upcoming GPU specs. As dataminers continue to dig, we’re learning new information, with the latest findings pointing to Nvidia utilising its own ‘Infinity Cache’-like tech for RTX 40 series graphics cards. The discovery was made by …

Some astonishing Nvidia GeForce RTX 40 series-related power requirement rumors have surfaced. A well-known leaker has claimed that the flagship Lovelace AD102 GPU, which should appear in an RTX 4090 or 4090 Ti card, has a high-end TGP figure of 850 W. This would mean a 1,500 W and above PSU would be required to eke out full performance levels.

NVIDIAs next-gen Ada Lovelace GPU uses a chunk of power in new rumors: GeForce RTX 4090 could use up to 850W of power... wow.

As we’ve come to expect, the next generation of Nvidia gaming graphics cards will be way more power-hungry than the RTX 30 series. The question that we keep asking ourselves is how much more? Well, according to a new rumour, it will be close to about 2x more in the case of the RTX 4090. …

NVIDIAs next-gen AD102-based GeForce RTX 4090 teased in Rainbow Six: Siege... 383FPS average at 4K -- RTX 3090 hits 213FPS.

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