NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080 Ti's GA102-225 GPU pictured and specifications leaked - VideoCardz.com
 
After numerous delays, NVIDIA has finally settled to launch its new enthusiast graphics card in May, multiple source claim. As we approach the launch of GeForce RTX 3080 Ti, the usual cycle of specs and pricing rumors floating around the web has begun. This means that the launch is indeed imminent. A source has provided a first photograph of the new Ampere GPU. As reported earlier, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080 Ti is based on GA102-225 GPU. This variant will feature 10240 CUDA cores and it will be paired with 12GB of GDDR6X memory.
 
A small note before we go into mining hash rate. It appears that the graphics card is not recognized by the driver. It is possible that the sample being tested dates before NVIDIA introduced its alleged crypto mining limiter. It is said that NVIDIA will be releasing new variants of its entire RTX 30 series which would feature both crypto limiter and ResizableBAR support. Before this was communicated to AIBs, GeForce RTX 3080 Ti qualification samples did not have the limiter. This was revealed by Igor’sLAB. We do not know which qualification sample was tested by the leaker, nor of this score is true, but it is possible that the mining performance represented in this leak actually features a sample that has no limiter implemented.
 
According to the screenshot, this particular GeForce RTX 3080 Ti sample would offer an ETH mining hash rate of 118.9 Mh/s. That’s a lot. But this is also after optimizations (we can see that the TDP is reduced to 278W and the memory clock is 21.4 Gbps).  Such a mining performance would certainly not go unnoticed by miners. After all, literally, the first performance leak of RTX 3080 Ti features mining performance. It just proves how big of a problem it has become.
 
This leak also reveals RTX 3080 Ti clock speeds of 1365 MHz base and 1665 MHz boost. That’s lower than both RTX 3080 and RTX 3090. A reduction in clock speeds was to be expected though. This model would pose a threat to NVIDIA’s own flagship and that’s something NVIDIA cannot allow to happen. The 12GB GDDR6X memory appears to be set to 1188 MHz by default, which confirms 19 Gbps speed, just as RTX 3080.
 
Well I think there are more than enough leaks to confirm the existence of the card. 
 

 

 
 

lower clock speeds from a 3080 seems weird though.   It should be in-between a 3080 / 3090 ...,

aka_STEVE_b
lower clock speeds from a 3080 seems weird though.   It should be in-between a 3080 / 3090 ...,

When was the last time base and boost clocks actually mattered? GPU Boost 1.0 or 2.0? Certainly not since GPU Boost 3.0 and 4.0...

CraptacularOne
Great, miners already have and are testing the card. Super excited 

My 3080 FTW3 reads 1440 Mhz base, 1800 Mhz boost in GPU-Z, so their readings of 1365/1665 seem totally in line with what you would expect from a 3080 Ti reference / FE card.  They will still clock up to 2,100 mhz or so with proper OC. The 3090 XC3 Gaming has a 1695 mhz boost clock and the 3080 XC3 Gaming is 1710 mhz - the lower line card with far less cores usually has a higher clock, if they use the same chip.  So a 30mhz cut with only ~250 less cores than a 3090 is totally normal product segmentation / binning.
 
Also keep in mind that these GA102 chips are from a bin that were not good enough to be used in a 3090, but too good to be wasted on a 3080, in terms of the number of good cores.
 
The question then becomes what is price.  3080 FTW3 Hybrid $900, 3090 FTW3 Hybrid $1870.  If it's much more than $1200 (in FTW3 hybrid trim) I'm going to have to pass, as the 3080 FTW3 Hybrid is working really well for me in 4K120 VRR and was ~$750 at the time after code and $30 evga bucks.  Tempting though.

veganfanatic
my girlfriend's butt makes for better clickbait

Not sure which way to take that. Either your g/f has a very unattractive butt (and she will not be pleased if she sees your post), or your g/f has an awesome butt. Better post a pic to clarify. Or maybe better not post a pic to clarify. It depends. Maybe you don't have a g/f, which means a blank space is better clickbait than the 3080Ti post. Maybe I am over-analyzing this.
 
 
 

All I can do is laugh at this,  you know they will be buying them by the conex full at the ports in Asia pretty much right off the fabs like they have been doing since last year and even before last year. Nvidia to vendors will not do a thing, paying customers regardless, they pay right up front probably do not even get a bulk discount to be able to entice companies enough to sell right then and there at the ports. But yeah the reason all I can do is laugh because what else can you do. Not much. 

NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080 Ti allegedly launches May 25th, RTX 3070 Ti early June

 
https://videocardz.com/ne...rtx-3070-ti-early-june
 
 
how.... where they gonna get supply from? and who gonna get it ... the scaplers?
 

Funny how no effort was made to test it with the most demanding games... who would even consider playing games with this

bobmitch
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TTza7ORDquI
 
Interesting rant from JayzTwoCents

I enjoy watching Jay suffer.

3090 is around 120Mh/s for 1600 euros, so the 3080 TI is pretty much the same for 500/600 euros less. I think she will be the target of a lot of miners...

I would love to actually get one, but I have this feeling it'll be the exact same launch as the other series, but i will see I suppose.

Depends of the thermic pads, if they are the same than the 3090, the 3080TI won't be able to mine at 100%.

Yeah, more like oof size XXL

Looks great, but it's only a dream