When will NVIDIA RTX 40 series and AMD RX 7000 series next generation graphics cards be released? It's not far at last. According to the latest statement given by exposure expert kopite7kimi, RTX 40 series will be released at the beginning of the third quarter, that is, as fast as July and as slow as August** This is faster than the earliest expected September, and earlier than RTX 20 and RTX 30 series.
NVIDIA has officially announced that it will hold a keynote speech at the Taipei Computer Exhibition from 11:00 to 12:00 on May 24. Jeff Fisher, senior vice president of geforce business, is one of the keynote speakers. It seems that it is likely to announce some news of RTX 40 series.
Just a few days ago, kopite7kimi also gave the core specifications of RTX 40 series large core ad102, including 12 groups of GPCS, 72 groups of TPCS, 144 groups of SM, 128 fp32 floating-point cores and 64 int32 integer cores in each group, as well as the third generation RT optical tracing core and the fourth generation tensor tensor core**
In addition, the first level cache is 192kb per SM, the second level cache is 96MB in total, and there are 32 ROP units per SM, which is 50%, 15 times and 1 times higher than ga102 core respectively.
Of course, as usual, the RTX 4090 will not use the ad102 core full of blood. It is expected that only 140-142 SM units will be opened.
However, while expanding the scale and improving the performance, the power consumption of RTX 40 series will also increase sharply. At present, the exposure materials are RTX 4090 600W, RTX 4080 400W and RTX 4070 300W**
