A mysterious NVIDIA RTX 2070 Ti graphics card appears in 'userbench', albeit with abnormal frequency and amount of VRAM.
The current protagonist is AMD, who according to the latest information will present processors and graphics based on 7nm during Computex 2019. Despite this, NVIDIA continues to do its thing and it seems that it has not yet presented all the mid-range and high-end graphics based in Turing. A supposed GeForce RTX 2070 Ti has just been leaked. A graphic that had been leaked with models by several NVIDIA partners, but about which nothing was known. Some NVIDIA partners said it was a typo and nothing else.
The NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070 Ti is seen
This graphics card is inside the 'userbench' database, but does not specify the name. This unnamed graphics card, according to this database, would be launched during Q2 2019 and would be 6% more powerful than the RTX 2070. Curiously, this graphic has a lower frequency (1590MHz) than the RTX 2070 and RTX 2080 with 7.5GB VRAM, something quite rare.
It is possible that 'userbench' is misreading some of the data, such as frequencies and amount of VRAM memory. It could be a VRAM read problem and it finally has 8GB GDDR6. The frequencies could well be the engineering ones and the final ones could be quite higher.
Let's take this data for what it is, an unconfirmed rumor from NVIDIA. But in a way it makes a lot of sense, since it would fill the space between the RTX 2070 and RTX 2080. Not only is there a big jump in performance between the two, but also in price, ranging from € 180 between the most basic models of each of them. these families. We will see if this is confirmed and is something planned or a solution as in its day was the GTX 1070 Ti, which arrived to fight the Vega 56 and that turned out well, since that Pascal was well received.
Source: wccftech
