NVIDIA TITAN RTX Ada – New images confirm work on a high-end 4-slot graphics card

GeForce RTX 4090 is distinguished not only by its phenomenal performance, but also by its huge dimensions. After all, there is no doubt that a system with such great computing power requires above average cooling. The only problem is that NVIDIA hasn’t said the last word yet, and there are more and more indications that a more powerful unit with more cooling is on the way. More pictures have hit the net to confirm that something must be in the works.

It’s a pity that we don’t see the entire graphics card, although it can be assumed that the whole thing looks like Moore’s Law was presented to us last December.

NVIDIA TITAN RTX Ada – this is what a prototype of a 4-slot graphics card with two 16-pin power connectors looks like

Twitter user @Zed__Wang aka MEGAsizeGPU shared more images confirming the 4-slot design of NVIDIA’s upcoming high-end graphics card. As you can see, the new unit’s honk is to have a special hole through which hot air escapes, as well as four vertically stacked video connectors (1x HDMI and 3x DisplayPort). Everything is based on the AD102-450 core with 18176 CUDA modules and a PCB with the designation PG137-SKU0. It’s a pity that we don’t see the entire graphics card, although it can be assumed that the whole thing looks like Moore’s Law was presented to us last December.

NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090 – Ada Lovelace’s top graphics card tested in eGPU station with Thunderbolt 4

It is still not known what the new flagship card from NVIDIA will be called, although it seems that it will be TITAN RTX Ada or GeForce RTX 4090 Ti (golden cooling elements, rather, indicate the first designation). There will also be 48GB of 384-bit (24Gb/s) GDDR6X memory on board, and the maximum TDP factor is said to be up to 800W. Only the release date of this card remains the biggest mystery. So far, there is no indication that it will start soon, but reports about it have been reaching us for several months now. So we have to wait for more leaks.

Source: VideoCardz, MEGAsizeGPU, Moore’s Law is Dead