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NVIDIA RTX 3090 (Titan) all Set to Feature 24GB of GDDR6X VRAM @ 21Gbps

A report shared by memory manufacturer, Micron has confirmed that NVIDIA’s Ampere flagship, the GeForce RTX 3090 will use 24GB of GDDR6X memory running at a whopping 21Gbps. The document discusses the need for high-speed, relatively low-cost memory solutions demanded by the GPU market, both in consumer and Data Centern segments:

The RTX 3090, like the Titan RTX is categorized as an AI Inference Accelerator despite the fact that both GPUs are not compute cards, rather actual graphics cards with graphics pipelines. The RTX 3090, AKA Ampere Titan will feature 12 stacks of GDDR6X memory connected via a 384-bit bus, running at 21Gbps, resulting in a massive bandwidth of around 1000GB/s.

This is exactly as I had predicted a week earlier. You may read that post here:

Here are the expected specifications for NVIDIA’s RTX 30 series GPUs:

GPUDieCoresMemoryMemory SpeedBus Width
RTX TitanGA-102-400537624GB GDDR6X21Gbps384-bit
RTX 3080 TiGA102-3005,24820GB GDDR6X19Gbps?352-bit
RTX 3080GA102-2004,35210GB GDDR6X18Gbps?320-bit
RTX 3070GA104?2,9448GB GDDR616Gbps?256-bit
RTX 3070 TiGA104?3,0728GB GDDR6X16Gbps?256-bit

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Areej

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