We’ve been hearing rumors for some time about the RTX 3090 Ti having TDPs starting at 450W, and through a leaked spec sheet it was confirmed that MSI’s RTX 3090 Ti SUPRIM X will have an even higher TDP thanks to its factory overclock. , reaching 480W.
The capture posted on Twitter by user @wxnod It also confirms that the RTX 3090 Ti will have 10752 Cuda Cores, and will increase the memory frequency to 21Gbps, increasing the bandwidth to get the most out of this GPU.
Another aspect that this spec sheet confirms is that it will use 3 traditional 8-pin power connectors instead of the new 12-pin PCI-E connector that allows 600W to be delivered through a single connector, which is possibly due to the fact that it increases compatibility with most sources, since very few sources on the market support the new 12-pin connector.
According to a leaked confidentiality agreement, the RTX 3090 Ti, including this SUPRIM X model, should arrive on January 27, although the latest rumors indicate that its launch was postponed due to a pause in production. It is not yet clear when we will see this new top-of-the-range graphics card from Nvidia on the market, although we will keep you up to date with the news.
What do you think about the great TDP of the MSI RTX 3090 Ti SUPRIM X? Do you think we will see models with even higher TDP?
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