NVIDIA RTX 4090 Ti no longer planned, according to a reputable leaker
Kopite7kimi, known for being a highly reliable source on upcoming NVIDIA hardware, has stated that there are no plans for an RTX 4090 Ti. Additionally, it’s mentioned that NVIDIA will introduce new AD103/AD106 models for the RTX 4070/4060, but these models aren’t entirely new SKUs; rather, they are likely intended to optimize chip sales, and they may primarily be targeted at the Chinese market.
Currently, NVIDIA doesn’t have a pressing need for the RTX 4090 Ti because the RTX 4090 stands as the most powerful GPU available, and there’s limited competition from AMD in this high-performance segment. While there have been rumors about a potential refresh or the addition of 3D V-Cache to the RDNA3 series from AMD, these speculations haven’t posed any real concern for NVIDIA. Until a significant shift occurs in the market, it’s unlikely that an RTX 4090 Ti will be introduced.
Kopite7kimi, known for being a highly reliable source on upcoming NVIDIA hardware, has stated that there are no plans for an RTX 4090 Ti. Additionally, it’s mentioned that NVIDIA will introduce new AD103/AD106 models for the RTX 4070/4060, but these models aren’t entirely new SKUs; rather, they are likely intended to optimize chip sales, and they may primarily be targeted at the Chinese market.
Currently, NVIDIA doesn’t have a pressing need for the RTX 4090 Ti because the RTX 4090 stands as the most powerful GPU available, and there’s limited competition from AMD in this high-performance segment. While there have been rumors about a potential refresh or the addition of 3D V-Cache to the RDNA3 series from AMD, these speculations haven’t posed any real concern for NVIDIA. Until a significant shift occurs in the market, it’s unlikely that an RTX 4090 Ti will be introduced