Taken from Videocardz … After two weeks of silence, new information regarding the GeForce RTX 50 series is now reaching the media. It is no secret that NVIDIA has already provided early data and samples to board partners, who should switch to mass production shortly if they are to meet demand next month.
The Blackwell-based RTX 50 series is expected to debut in Q1 2025, during Jensen Huang’s keynote. Currently, the most important detail is which cards will be announced and when they will become available. Expectations are high for the high-end models to arrive first, perhaps starting with the RTX 5090 and 5080 series. However, rumors are also circulating regarding the RTX 5070 series as well.
Last month, Kopite7kimi disclosed that NVIDIA is planning to launch an RTX 5070 Ti model at some point. As always with such early details, we remain skeptical and remind our readers that plans can change, especially for models still months away. The RTX 5070 Ti may be one of these cards.
Wccftech claims to have learned new details about this particular model. What we do know is that the card with the PG147 SKU60 board number (it is often better to use NVIDIA numbers than SKU names, as these can change) will feature 8,960 CUDA cores. Such information implies that it uses the GB203 GPU, and according to the media, it is indeed the GB203-300 variant.
Furthermore, it is now reported that the card features 16GB of GDDR7 memory, which means a 256-bit memory bus. The card is said to use 28 Gbps modules, translating to a bandwidth of 896 GB/s — the same bandwidth as the RTX 5080, which also uses the GB203 GPU but with more cores enabled (full chip).
Source: Videocardz via Wccftech
