Nereus

jhfct
Is Kinping 3090ti going to be realeased just a few week before the 4090 ? Looks like 40s series is planned for mid-July 

Why are you saying July 2022 for the 4090? That is a complete fabrication - almost sounds like you're trying to troll with the "thumbs up" at the end, considering you've posted this in a couple of threads related to the 3090 or 3000 series. Almost everywhere I've seen has reported late September for the initial 4000 series release at earliest, and that would not include the 4090. Historically, Super/Ti models come out later, and much later still the XX90 equivalent, for example:
 
3080 release date: September 17, 2020
3080 Ti release date: June 3, 2021
3090 release date: September 24, 2021 (a whole year later)
3090 Ti release date: March 29, 2022
 
The only article I've found that proposed the earlier release date (with a total click bait title of course) at Computex later this month, but in the very same paragraph said it was highly unlikely because Jensen is not presenting at Computex this year, and he has announced every new generation of gaming and data center GPUs for as long as he's been there. So basically some dipshirt made up a story and posted it with acknowledgement is was likely complete crap, but clearly did it for clickbait, and now you're here saying "4090 planned for July!" - total bs.
 
edit: just realized you posted a week ago that you're planning a Z690 KP mobo with 2 x 3090 Ti KP in SLI, and now you post this? Certainly sounding trollish...
 

Nereus

tresnugget

Nereus

jhfct
Is Kinping 3090ti going to be realeased just a few week before the 4090 ? Looks like 40s series is planned for mid-July 

Why are you saying July 2022 for the 4090? That is a complete fabrication - almost sounds like you're trying to troll with the "thumbs up" at the end, considering you've posted this in a couple of threads related to the 3090 or 3000 series. Almost everywhere I've seen has reported late September for the initial 4000 series release at earliest, and that would not include the 4090. Historically, Super/Ti models come out later, and much later still the XX90 equivalent, for example:

3080 release date: September 17, 2020
3080 Ti release date: June 3, 2021
3090 release date: September 24, 2021 (a whole year later)
3090 Ti release date: March 29, 2022

The only article I've found that proposed the earlier release date (with a total click bait title of course) at Computex later this month, but in the very same paragraph said it was highly unlikely because Jensen is not presenting at Computex this year, and he has announced every new generation of gaming and data center GPUs for as long as he's been there. So basically some dipshirt made up a story and posted it with acknowledgement is was likely complete crap, but clearly did it for clickbait, and now you're here saying "4090 planned for July!" - total bs.

edit: just realized you posted a week ago that you're planning a Z690 KP mobo with 2 x 3090 Ti KP in SLI, and now you post this? Certainly sounding trollish...

3090 came out September 24 2020, just a couple weeks after the 3080.

That said, I highly doubt we'll see any new cards in April. September is probably when we'll see be cards.

Yeah already posted on another thread, wrong date, my bad. I'm more frustrated with these click bait articles seemingly trying to outdo each other with unrealistic claims based on 'sources'.
 

zippytek
is it clickbait tho? rumors from people who have a history of accurate leaks are worth considering when it comes to a $3000 purchase, at least for me personally
 
as for fake release dates, if the timeline says it can be ready for production launch by July, would you really be surprised? after all, it is clear the Ti PCBs will be used in the 40 series, so swapping the core and memory is not difficult. most of the lead time comes from driver r&d and pcb design. if they managed to cut most of that effort out by applying it to the 30 series Ti skus, it seems reasonable they could launch a couple months early.
 
i don't see how that's trolling at all. do most of y'all not check the videocardz posts daily? always a good skim if you're not following the direct sources on socials already

quick4dr
I can see the kingpin card being easier to get than usual with the delay only people with extra cash who just want to bench them will buy. Ftw3 are in stock everywhere with not many buyers. Microcenter has 25+ in stock on the shelf close to where I’m at.

tresnugget
I try not to pay too much attention to them. The specs are usually pretty accurate but the estimated performance numbers and release dates are too all over the place for me. I check videocardz every now and then but wccftech is right out. But I'm with you on the kingpin. If it's not this week I'll probably just wait for the next. I told myself if I got the 3090 Ti KPE I wouldn't get the 4090 FTW3 and just wait for the next KPE instead of getting both and selling the FTW3 later. But with queue 3.0 that might be the smartest thing to do anyways.

zippytek

quick4dr
I can see the kingpin card being easier to get than usual with the delay only people with extra cash who just want to bench them will buy. Ftw3 are in stock everywhere with not many buyers. Microcenter has 25+ in stock on the shelf close to where I’m at.

no doubt, i want to bench it for sure but by now i could have ordered and been expecting the HOF to arrive any day. friend of mine got his today and it looks insane
 
i've had better luck with the vc for kingpin than the goc tool so was hoping to avoid that this time around. 
 

tresnugget
I try not to pay too much attention to them. The specs are usually pretty accurate but the estimated performance numbers and release dates are too all over the place for me. I check videocardz every now and then but wccftech is right out. But I'm with you on the kingpin. If it's not this week I'll probably just wait for the next. I told myself if I got the 3090 Ti KPE I wouldn't get the 4090 FTW3 and just wait for the next KPE instead of getting both and selling the FTW3 later. But with queue 3.0 that might be the smartest thing to do anyways.

agreed, that's why i skipped the FTW3 Ti this time around, just doesn't seem like it is worth this late in the cycle. i have too much stuff in my backlog as it is. but man the kingpin looks sweet

kraade
I am in line for a ti KPE but probably have to pass, as it won't ever get a block.

quick4dr

zippytek

quick4dr
I can see the kingpin card being easier to get than usual with the delay only people with extra cash who just want to bench them will buy. Ftw3 are in stock everywhere with not many buyers. Microcenter has 25+ in stock on the shelf close to where I’m at.

no doubt, i want to bench it for sure but by now i could have ordered and been expecting the HOF to arrive any day. friend of mine got his today and it looks insane
 
i've had better luck with the vc for kingpin than the goc tool so was hoping to avoid that this time around. 
 

tresnugget
I try not to pay too much attention to them. The specs are usually pretty accurate but the estimated performance numbers and release dates are too all over the place for me. I check videocardz every now and then but wccftech is right out. But I'm with you on the kingpin. If it's not this week I'll probably just wait for the next. I told myself if I got the 3090 Ti KPE I wouldn't get the 4090 FTW3 and just wait for the next KPE instead of getting both and selling the FTW3 later. But with queue 3.0 that might be the smartest thing to do anyways.

agreed, that's why i skipped the FTW3 Ti this time around, just doesn't seem like it is worth this late in the cycle. i have too much stuff in my backlog as it is. but man the kingpin looks sweet

Where do you order galax card from if you live in USA?

fragility_V1

Nereus

fragility_V1
Welp, looks like I'll be going FTW3....

 

Thanks, didn't realize they had put it on pre-order already. Now I've got to decide whether to go with or without the active backplate - not sure it's needed on the 3090Ti, although obviously it doesn't hurt, lol.
 
edit: Screw it. Ordered the whole enchilada.   - it feels good to have a date (mid July).. and I trust EKWB will stick to that date too, or very close to it.
 
Now I can look at doing my rebuild since I have a 2 month window to use the 3090 Ti on air. Didn't really want to rebuild my existing loop and then find the block was coming out the next week.

I just happened to see another thread where they noted it had just gone on sale.  I just went with the non-active backplate (after putting an initial order through for the active).  Thought there might be some issues running an active backplate with a Z690 Dark with that honkin' heatsink.

kevinc313

zippytek
screw the block, has he given any indication of when they'll start shipping kingpins? i think i'm giving myself a hard stop of tomorrow for this now. i want it but 2 months before 40 series, potentially? 3090 Ti kingpin will prob be smashed by 4070 XC3

Had I known it would be months for the KP, I would have bought two 3090 Ti FTW3's on launch day and done a nice air cooled SLI setup on a Z690 or X570 FTW board.
 
(in my dreams)