It is obviously not a Graphic card destined to land in all hands, but an indicator of the possibilities of the Ada Lovelace generation.
We’ve been talking about it for a few months now, the clues are multiplying around the arrival of an Ada Lovelace graphics card even a little more muscular than the GeForce RTX 4090.
48 GB of VRAM in GDDR6?
According to a shipping manifest recovered by Volza and notably published by VideoCardz, NVIDIA would have already started shipping engineering cards bearing the reference PG137. The destination of these cards would be development centers located in India.
The PG137 corresponds to the reference design of a card that we have already mentioned thanks to information from kopite7kimi. It was thus associated with a hypothetical GeForce Titan RTX Ada without however NVIDIA confirming this name.
According to the manifesto, the card would be well accompanied by 48 GB of VRAM, but contrary to what one might have thought, it would be “only” GDDR6, where we are more used to seeing GDDR6X. The operating frequency of this GDDR6 will undoubtedly be higher.
18,176 CUDA cores, just that
Remember that only a few days ago, we relayed photos of what seemed to be this same GeForce Titan RTX Ada. These illustrate the gigantism of a card primarily intended for professionals, proof of which is with the 48 GB of video memory.
Still a little bigger than the RTX 4090s, this Titan clearly occupies four PCI Express slots, and we noted the stacking of display connectors which, alongside other clues, suggest a PCB parallel to the motherboard. from the PC. A first.
In addition, the details given by some informants insist on the presence of 18,176 CUDA cores within the GPU while the card as a whole is characterized by a TDP of 800 W.
Source : VideoCardz
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