https://www.tomshardware.com/news/unknown-nvidia-gpus-insane-core-counts
NVIDIA claimed about a 50% performance boost on their next GPU line-up so this fits the story of their prior statements.
150% of 4608 is exactly 6912 CUDA cores of one of the GPUs tested.

Unlikely to be GeForce graphics cards
 
Professional line is much more likely with those specs

Cool GTX
Unlikely to be GeForce graphics cards
 
Professional line is much more likely with those specs

yeah  i agree..  those behemoth specs do not seem intended for "home" usage and it seems more likely directed to pro users out there

the rtx3080ti is suppose to have 7000 cuda cores or around that
 
 
pay attention to what was posted on 3dcenter.org
GA100 8192 cuda core is titan and 48GB would be right with 4 stacks of 12 GB HBM2e or 2 stacks of 24GB hbm2e
GA102 is 6000-7000 cuda core is 3080ti - and 24GB GDDR6 would be right
 
they are testing on 2080ti boards as what was stated a few days ago
 
MY guess is that 48 GB would be Quadro's
24GB would be 3080ti
 
 
no where does the test show that it was HBM2e so it could be that much GDDR6
and the clocks could be because it's engineering sample and are clocked lower at first
 
 
 

ty_ger07
$3000 consumer GPU?

I hope not, I only just now am starting to be willing to pay $1000 and I don't even like that ($700 for the best Geforce please? or second... or maybe third next gen)

Xavier Zepherious
the rtx3080ti is suppose to have 7000 cuda cores or around that
 
 
pay attention to what was posted on 3dcenter.org
GA100 8192 cuda core is titan and 48GB would be right with 4 stacks of 12 GB HBM2e or 2 stacks of 24GB hbm2e
GA102 is 6000-7000 cuda core is 3080ti - and 24GB GDDR6 would be right
 
they are testing on 2080ti boards as what was stated a few days ago
 
MY guess is that 48 GB would be Quadro's
24GB would be 3080ti
 
 
no where does the test show that it was HBM2e so it could be that much GDDR6
and the clocks could be because it's engineering sample and are clocked lower at first
 
 
 

Since when has NVIDIA ever launched a xx80 Ti at the release of a new GPU series?  It has always launched after the mainstream cards release.  

the_Scarlet_one

boylerya
Since when has NVIDIA ever launched a xx80 Ti at the release of a new GPU series?  It has always launched after the mainstream cards release.  

2080ti.. came out with the 2070 and 2080.

The 2070 didn’t come out with the 2080ti and the 2080 but had about a two month delay. If I remember the release was announced early September with about three weeks before the cards shipped then in November they launched the 2070.

the_Scarlet_one
They were all announced at the same time, so launched, and sales were postponed until later dates.

Ya I remember now, life outside the tech world has me very distracted.  But it was an unusual event to how they normally launch their cards.  I think because of the initial success of cryptomining with the 1xxx series cards that surged their sales and caused rising prices, they sandbagged that launch and was able to release the 2080Ti at the same time.  But that is only my theory, so I could be wrong.  If AMD were creating better competition by releasing their next gen cards sooner, and NVIDIA launched their 3080Ti at the same time; then I would say I am definitely wrong.  Back to focusing on life outside the tech world with additional distractions such as coronavirus and other unusual circumstances.

knightsilver
The new normal $1K for a non-Ti 3080 here we come....

The TU104 has about 2/3rds the cores of the TU102, so a full GA104 could have 4600 cores or same as a full TU102. I'd expect even a cut down version for the 3080 to have some fairly steep pricing, say $899.