MatthewAMEL
The GA102/104 will never be produced on TSMC 7nm.

Any article that says otherwise has no idea how the semiconductor business works. It’s possible they could move to Samsung’s 7nm and do a mid-cycle refresh, but they would not switch foundries.

Even if TSMC had the spare capacity, Ampere would have to be re-engineered for TSMC’s process.

Expect the forthcoming 3080 20GB to have 2 more SM’s enabled. It will not get a branding change. I would expect 3% bump in performance.

And OP, EVGA has done something unprecedented in the consumer electronics world. They responded to customer requests with a system that is FAR better than the ‘F5’ dance that the majority of us were/are doing.

Remember the 320-bit bus on the 3080 when discussing future memory capacities.