News Nvidia reportedly preparing a Blackwell-based Titan GPU — maybe that 4-slot prototype cooler will show up again

[Admin]

Well-known leaker confirms Nvidia's plans for a 'Big Thing' based on the Blackwell architecture. Indications are this is a Titan-class GPU, though whether it will actually see a retail release or not remains to be seen.

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[ThomasKinsley]

I hope Nvidia understands that the series number is not supposed to be the same as the MSRP.

 

[valthuer]

Unless AMD can mount some serious challenge for the top spot (and i'll be very surprised if they do), i can definitely see Nvidia ditching this GPU - just like they did with 4090 Ti.

 

[Notton]

Ain't no way they will sell a GB202 with 32GB or 48GB of RAM, unless they can milk it.
At the very least, they'll price it so it doesn't cut into B200 sales.

 

[stonecarver]

If this comes true I will schedule some time for 2034 to buy one and this should by than be another door stop over the hill card. I'm patent

 

[CmdrShepard]

I hope Nvidia understands that the series number is not supposed to be the same as the MSRP.

They understand, now they are using it as the card thickness measure.

 

[helper800]

They understand, now they are using it as the card thickness measure.

4 slot = 4 racks.

 

[TheOtherOne]

They understand, now they are using it as the card thickness measure.

4 slot = 4 racks.

I, for one, can't wait for series 90XX for them to finally be able to claim, it's over 9000! At least in $$ price, who cares about performance.

 

[subspruce]

So the RTX 5090 won't use the full GB202. I've been predicting that for a long time.

 

[helper800]

So the RTX 5090 won't use the full GB202. I've been predicting that for a long time.

The 4090 and 3090 didn't use their full die's either right?