Tuesday, February 1st 2022

NVIDIA Remains Silent on RTX 3090 Ti as Self-Imposed Deadline Passes

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NVIDIA Senior Vice President Jeff Fisher teased the companies upcoming flagship RTX 3090 Ti during their CES 2022 presentation with the promise of further information about the card to be revealed later in January. This deadline has now passed and NVIDIA has yet to announce any more details about the card including pricing or availability despite the previously reported January 27th launch date. VideoCardz reports that media outlets haven't received any samples with deliveries unexpectedly put on hold which could be related to the recent hardware/BIOS issues that prompted NVIDIA to request that all board partners halt production of custom models. The RTX 3090 Ti is based on the GA102 GPU with 10,752 CUDA cores paired with 24 GB of GDDR6X 21 Gbps memory providing a bandwidth of 1 TB/s.
Source: VideoCardz

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26 Comments on NVIDIA Remains Silent on RTX 3090 Ti as Self-Imposed Deadline Passes

#1
nguyen
might as well BIOS flash them as 3090 :D
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#2
WhoDecidedThat
Well, a 3090 Ti does have a maxed out BFGPU with maxed out bleeding edge 21 GT/s memory bus. Can't imagine there will be more than 4, maybe 5 successful final products. :p ;)
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#3
VulkanBros
WHO cares about there problems? I’ll have to sell my kidney, in order to buy this crap, so let them fry a bit in there own grease…..
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#4
lexluthermiester
VulkanBrosWHO cares about there problems? I’ll have to sell my kidney, in order to buy this crap, so let them fry a bit in there own grease…..
This! Funny AND true!
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#5
the54thvoid
Super Intoxicated Moderator
Someone in Nvidia is looking at a batch of these obscenely power hungry and expensive cards, thinking: WTH are we even doing making these?

I get it that some folk will buy them but price aside, it's a brute force backwards step for gaming.

Heaven forbid a Khazak mining op gets them...
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#6
GoldenX
It's a pointless product that would only cause damage in a similar way that the RX 6500 did at the opposite end of the spectrum.
Imagine selling a card at Titan prices, without any of the Titan pseudo-Quadro advantages.
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#7
ShurikN
A card so irrelevant, nvidia forgot to release it
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#8
Vayra86
Keep in mind crypto prices have been plummeting lately.

Now read between the lines: Nvidia is starting that gamur PR machine again, but its a slow diesel fighting against the stream of bullshit that got released the past two years. We already saw the first Hopper blurb. Timing's impeccable.

Soon: "Mumumuuu we have too much stock of Ampere cards"
Let's dream shall we.
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#9
mb194dc
PCB is the problem per the Igor labs article. It's not simple to add another 100w of power consumption to the 3090 design.

They'll need to totally go back to the drawing board with the Ti?
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#10
FreedomEclipse
~Technological Technocrat~
The real story here is Jensen thought he could make more money by selling them as NFTs so cancelled them :p :p

/jk
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#11
Chomiq
FreedomEclipseThe real story here is Jensen thought he could make more money by selling them as NFTs so cancelled them :p :p

/jk
Don't give them ideas.
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#12
BoredErica
VulkanBrosWHO cares about there problems? I’ll have to sell my kidney, in order to buy this crap, so let them fry a bit in there own grease…..
So because you can't afford it, nobody can?
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#13
Steevo
Nvidia is licking its ARM wounds. They can't bothered to release new tech when the leather jacket is hot and bothered. What do you think they are, just a graphics company?
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#14
piloponth
And at the same moment, I haven’t seen a single RTX 3080 12G in retail to buy.

all these releases are just pain commical.
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#15
Bwaze
So, even the reviewer samples were sold to cryptominers? :D
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#16
TheinsanegamerN
BoredEricaSo because you can't afford it, nobody can?
So because you can drop an ungodly amount of money on a fleeced and scalped product, that makes the price acceptable?
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#17
Nater
They were probably planning on countering a new AMD product and found that they didn't have to.
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#18
Ruru
S.T.A.R.S.
mb194dcPCB is the problem per the Igor labs article. It's not simple to add another 100w of power consumption to the 3090 design.

They'll need to totally go back to the drawing board with the Ti?
Water block manufacturers are going to like that if it needs a new design and the current 3080/3090 blocks won't fit.
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#19
Tomgang
Oh would you see. Another disaster launch. Seems to be the norm these days from both amd (6500 xt) and nvidia (latest ad 3090 ti).

Just release rtx 4000 all ready. Ampere has been a disaster from the start. All throw i manage to get a rtx 3080 last year with pure luck.

It's the same bs every time the past two years now for gpu launch from amd and nvidia. Launched and sold out in seconds to all most never to be seen again in stock. Now nvidia just took it a step closer, by not even launching a gpu at the promised time.
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#20
eidairaman1
The Exiled Airman
Yeah
GoldenXIt's a pointless product that would only cause damage in a similar way that the RX 6500 did at the opposite end of the spectrum.
Imagine selling a card at Titan prices, without any of the Titan pseudo-Quadro advantages.
the 6500 should of been full pcie 16x
BoredEricaSo because you can't afford it, nobody can?
Only idiots pay exhorbitant prices.
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#21
lexluthermiester
eidairaman1Only idiots pay exorbitant prices.
This. It's one thing to pay a 20% or 30% premium for hard to get items. Even 50% more is within the realms of reason in extreme situations. It's utterly bonkers 100%, 200% or even 300% over retail. Only a moron would do so.
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#22
GoldenX
eidairaman1the 6500 should of been full pcie 16x
The 64 bit wide memory bus would have still killed it.
Who in their right mind would want to buy a "200" USD GT 1030.
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#24
Chomiq
BwazeSo, even the reviewer samples were sold to cryptominers? :D
For the price they will be asking? You're better off buying an ASIC.
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#25
the54thvoid
Super Intoxicated Moderator
I'm not going to remove any preceding posts for what has been said but it is absolutely illogical to suggest only morons pay exorbitant prices. A moron is someone who maxes out a CC and struggles to feed their family because of an exorbitant 'luxury' spend. But for those who have worked hard enough, have inherited wealth, or won a lottery, it's their choice what to do with their money (isn't that called freedom to choose?).

It doesn't mean the card isn't still massively overpriced and an Nvidia ego-trip, imo.
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