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[ggrobot]

With the release of Hopper, NVIDIA's cycle of new architecture releases is not yet over. Later this year, we expect to see next-generation gaming architecture codenamed Ada Lovelace. According to a well-known hardware leaker for NVIDIA products, @kopite7kimi, on Twitter, the green team is reportedly testing a potent variant of the upcoming AD102 SKU. As the leak indicates, we could see an Ada Lovelace AD102 SKU with a Total Graphics Power (TGP) of 900 Watts. While we don't know where this SKU is supposed to sit in the Ada Lovelace family, it could be the most powerful, Titan-like design making a comeback. Alternatively, this could be a GeForce RTX 4090 Ti SKU. It carries 48 GB of GDDR6X memory running at 24 Gbps speeds alongside monstrous TGP. Feeding the card are two 16-pin connectors.

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[Csimbi]

Now you can heat two rooms in the house, not just the one, nice!
They should include the radiators and the pipes in the package.

[Sabot]

Yeah. Move ‘in to your PC case’ and live in it. Air con mounted on the side. Use water cooling and keep a marine setup - make it more ‘homely’

[El_Coyote]

Hi nvidia, fuckoff.
sincerely, everyone and the current energy situation

[lorcro2000]

I suppose there may be some users that need maximum graphics power for professional work and to hell with the power draw... but for any home user, I think we've already hit a pain point at the current 3-4-500 watts the current GPU's are using.

It's nice to have nifty graphics when playing games and all, but at some point the heat generation and noise and just plain power draw in general becomes stupid.

[Csimbi]

For professional work? We are already at "why heat one room when you can heat two" - can you imagine what an office would look like with a team of pros working with these?

Would you even be able to play a game on a mainstream card that was built with these?