Nvidia’s big launch is almost here, and the leaks still keep coming – including new pics of RTX 3090 GPUs.
Nvidia’s GeForce RTX 3070 GPU will use GDDR6 video RAM – rather than the faster GDDR6X which will purportedly be in the higher-end Ampere graphics cards – according to the latest from the rumor mill. Videocardz claims that its sources have ‘confirmed’ that the RTX 3070 will come equipped with 8GB of GDDR6 to be precise. This speculation has been floating around before, and indeed we heard it over the weekend, alongside a bunch of other leakage on Nvidia’s incoming next-gen graphics cards. Naturally, this nugget is still far from ‘confirmed’ until Nvidia actually reveals the RTX 3070 and other GPUs – with the naming scheme seeming fairly certain now, at least given the amount of spillage and pics of RTX 3000 packaging – with the launch taking place later today.
