An insider under the nickname kopite7kimi published interesting technical details about upcoming NVIDIA video cards. He revealed details about the GPU configurations of the older representatives of the series, as well as some details about the characteristics of their video memory.
According to the source, the launch GeForce RTX 50 line will include two models: a flagship based on the GB202 graphics chip and a more affordable video card based on the GB203, which will have half as many cores. For comparison, the current RTX 4090 model has 80% more cores than the next RTX 4080.
Both new products are equipped with GDDR7 video memory. The bus width is rumored to be from 384 to 512 bits, and the bandwidth is up to 28 GB/s versus 18 GB/s for GDDR6 and 21 GB/s for GDDR6X. NVIDIA itself has not yet confirmed this information, but if the rumors turn out to be true, the new products will receive a noticeable increase in performance compared to their predecessors.
The announcement date for the GeForce RTX 50 series of video cards has not yet been announced.