2020/11/13 03:02:48
rjohnson11
https://www.kitguru.net/components/graphic-cards/joao-silva/nvidia-rtx-3060-reportedly-launching-in-january-with-a-12gb-configuration/
 
The RTX 3050Ti was initially planned for a February release, but as reported by VideoCardz, it’s now scheduled for a release in January, alongside the other upcoming RTX 30 series SKUs. Regarding the board used on the RTX 3060, 3050Ti, and 3050, it will be the same as the one used on the RTX 3060Ti, the PG190. This board will be compatible with both the GA104 GPU (RTX 3060Ti) and the GA106 GPU, which will be used on the RTX 3060, 3050Ti, and 3050.
 
One interesting thing to note is that the RTX 3060 was apparently planned to feature the PG190 SKU 30 with 6GB@14Gbps, but it was then updated to the PG190 SKU 40 featuring 6GB@16Gbps. The last update made to the SKU now includes the PG190 SKU 50, which is equipped with 12GB@16Gbps. If this information proves to be true, we will see the mid-range RTX 3060 featuring more VRAM than the RTX 3060Ti (8GB), the RTX 3070 (8GB) and the RTX 3080 (10GB).
 
On another note, this same report also claims that the RTX 3050Ti is expected to feature 6GB across a 192-bit bus, complementing what we already knew from this SKU, which should be using the GA106GPU with 3584 CUDA cores.
 
Personally if the rumors are true the mid-range NVIDIA SKUs seem a little strange to me. 
2020/11/13 04:48:57
Hoggle
I wouldn't trust that it would launch with 12GB. This is a graphics card probably aimed at 1440p not 4K gaming so it's a waste to have more then 8GB max. I just can't see any logical reason for 12GB other then NVIDIA wanting to flush away money or charge more.
2020/11/13 04:51:36
LJennings
https://wccftech.com/nvidia-geforce-rtx-3080-ti-rtx-3060-ti-rtx-3050-ti-rtx-3050-launch-specs-rumor/
 
Besides the headline, the chart down this page shows different.
3060 6GB
3060Ti 8GB
Not a singe card shows 12GB from the chart. Someone had a typo and didn't fix it.
2020/11/13 09:30:06
atfrico
The GB memory amount is increasing as i predicted😼
2020/11/13 10:49:56
rjohnson11
Hoggle
I wouldn't trust that it would launch with 12GB. This is a graphics card probably aimed at 1440p not 4K gaming so it's a waste to have more then 8GB max. I just can't see any logical reason for 12GB other then NVIDIA wanting to flush away money or charge more.


If such a card were to launch with increased memory this would put more pressure on AMD. 
2020/11/13 20:11:06
knightsilver
Anything less than 12GB on the new gens is horsecrap, we should be seeing 16GB and bigger from now on....
2020/11/19 10:23:06
ivanson13
when will all these variants end? lol I only knew of the 3080 ti to be officially confirmed.
2020/11/28 15:53:19
mathematical
Ah I remember when my ATI radian 9800xt or something had like 512 MB of ram. Oh have the times changed.

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