NVIDIA Is Allegedly Hoarding Top GPU Silicon For A GeForce RTX 4090 Ti With Monster Specs
According to the leaker, such a product would come with a raised 475-watt power limit to allow for a 2.75 GHz nominal boost. That would put the card's real boost clocks in the 2.95 GHz range, which is consistent with the 200 MHz or so gain nominal boost clocks. That bump in combination with the use of a fully-enabled AD102 die with 18176 shaders and 96 MB of L2 cache—up from 16384 and 72MB on the RTX 4090—should give a significant boost in raster performance.
All told, the suped-up specs of the purported RTX 4090 Ti result in a "10-20%" performance increase over the RTX 4090. Having just reviewed the thing, it's hard for us to even imagine that. The RTX 4090 utterly wipes the floor with all comers in every single test, both compute and gaming. Another 20% on top of that sounds almost absurd to the point of ridiculousness.
Still, you do have those people who will gladly pay out any price to have the absolute best, and a beast like this card should probably fit the bill. We have our doubts as to whether AMD's RDNA 3 GPUs can hold a candle to the extant GeForce RTX 4090 as it is. However, if AMD pulls a rabbit out of its hat, NVIDIA may well have this beast ready to unleash in response.