NVIDIA’s quad-slot GeForce RTX 4090Ti/TITAN 800W graphics card has been pictured

NVIDIA’s quad-slot RTX 40 800W GPU pictured

Hardware leaker MEGAsizeGPU has revealed the design of the upcoming NVIDIA RTX 40 GPU.

NVIDIA RTX 4090Ti/TITAN quad-slot cooler, Source: MegaSizeGPU

The rumored RTX 4090Ti/TITAN would feature a four slot design and the I/O bracket would have a stacked display connectors. This unusual design would confirm that NVIDIA has or had plans to put the PCB vertically.

The leaker claims that the card is RTX 4090 Ti/TITAN, so the final name of this graphics card is not confirmed. However, we can see that the PCB board number is PG137. This was previously mentioned board number for the so-called ‘Beast’ GPU with maximum TDP at 800W.

Furthermore, the new photograph clearly shows a gold cooler design, which is typically used by NVIDIA TITAN series. The card would use an extraordinary design with stacked display connectors (one HDMI and three DisplayPort), which would align with previous rumors and leaked photography. NVIDIA’s flagship RTX 40 “Ada” GPU with have a vertical PCB design as shown below:

NVIDIA RTX 4090Ti/TITAN quad-slot cooler, Source: Chiphell/MegaSizeGPU

According to the latest rumors, the TITAN ADA graphics card could feature as many as 18176 CUDA cores and possibly even 48GB of memory. In fact, this could be NVIDIA’s first card to launch with 24 Gbps GDDR6X modules.

The 800W TDP that is being mentioned is the maximum board power, which is not comparable to RTX 4090’s 450W TDP, but rather its max power limit of 600W.

Thus far there is no indication that this GPU might be released soon. However, with so many photographs now leaked, there is no doubt that the quad-slot RTX 40 design was planned for a long time.

Source: MEGAsizeGPU