NVIDIA RTX 40 SUPER gets first CUDA core spec rumors Initial specs for RTX 40 SUPER from ‘several weeks’ ago. This week has been filled with a surge of RTX 40 SUPER speculations, culminating in detailed specifications shared by a prominent NVIDIA insider, Kopite7kimi. The disclosed information includes the CUDA core details and potential GPU […]
AD103 only has 64M L2 so if that’s what they’ll use then the 4080S will have the same similar to the 4070 cards maxing out at 48 on AD104. If these end up replacing the originals they could be interesting but ultimately I’m not too excited
When you put it on a table like this, 4080 Super -> 4070 Super range is getting too crowded for a 3K CUDA core spread.
If Nvidia follows their 20-series strategy, 4080 and 4070Ti gets replaced by their Super refresh at same MSRP while the 4070S takes the slot between 4070TiS and 4070.
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AD103 only has 64M L2 so if that’s what they’ll use then the 4080S will have the same similar to the 4070 cards maxing out at 48 on AD104. If these end up replacing the originals they could be interesting but ultimately I’m not too excited
When you put it on a table like this, 4080 Super -> 4070 Super range is getting too crowded for a 3K CUDA core spread.
If Nvidia follows their 20-series strategy, 4080 and 4070Ti gets replaced by their Super refresh at same MSRP while the 4070S takes the slot between 4070TiS and 4070.
Why don’t they just replace the 4080 and 4070Ti with higher Super prices? The performance is going up so they can claim higher pricing
Probably in-effect what’s going to happen. They won’t ‘discontinue’ the older cards, just never actually produce those chips for those SKUs.
With Turing they did officially discontinue the 2080 with the 2080 super replacing it at the same price
Same with the 3070Ti replacing the 3070, 3080Ti replacing the 3080