The latest rumors point to the upcoming RTX 4080 coming with fewer CUDA Cores than previously postulated, going from 10,240 to 9,728.
The next NVIDIA graphics will be the RTX 40 and are expected to arrive during this month of October, with at least 3 initial models (surely the RTX 4070, 4080 and 4090). Previous rumors indicated that the RTX 4080 would have 10,240 CUDA Cores, spread over 80 SM cores, but the information is adjusted again by the same leaker, kopite7kimi.
According to him, the RTX 4080 will now come with 9,728 CUDA Cores spread over 76 SMkeeping the 420W TDP and the same 16 GB of GDDR6X VRAM with 256-bit bandwidth. The GPU would be the same as the RTX 4090 but cut down, called AD103-300-A1.
Regarding the architecture used by NVIDIA, its manufacturing to 5nm per TSMC node It seems that it will allow your graphics to have speeds higher than what is usually seen normally. Recall that the RTX 30 are manufactured on a Samsung 8nm node (equivalent to 10nm) and the RTX 40 will be on a TSMC 5nm refined node, so the equivalent jump is large.
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