The buzz around new NVIDIA graphics cards based on the Ampere architecture continues to grow. It is noted that the NVIDIA RTX 3060 Ti could be launched in the next few days, which has not been announced. Now there are new rumors about the RTX 3060 and RTX 3050 Ti graphics. According to rumors, these two graphics cards will be based on the same silicon, the GA106 chip.
To date the rumors about new NVIDIA Ampere architecture graphics have not ceased. Shortly after the announcement of the RTX 3090, RTX 3080 and RTX 3070, the rumors of 'Ti' models of the last two mentioned already began. So rumors point to no less than 5 new unannounced graphics.
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It is pointed out that these new RTX 3060 and RTX 3050 Ti would have very attractive prices, below $ 300. In the event that they would deliver acceptable performance and support RayTracing, it could be a major market break.
These rumors suggest that the RTX 3060 was based on GA106 silicon and would feature 3840 CUDA Cores. While the RTX 3050 Ti, also based on the GA106, would offer 3584 CUDA Cores. Little else is known about this graphics card, which we reiterate that they have not been announced.
It has not been revealed how much VRAM these graphics could have, but it could well be that the RTX 3060 has 6GB GDRR6 and the RTX 3050 has 4GB GDDR6. Neither of these two data is confirmed, we indicate them based on the amount of VRAM seen or rumored by other charts.
Both models would be focused on the low-end and would end with the GeForce GTX family of graphics. The two models would be focused on gaming in 1080p with a refresh rate thinking about competitive gaming.
[irp]Source: VZ
