NVIDIA has been working on its next generation of GPUs for a while now, and an official announcement is right around the corner. As we get closer to an announcement, we’re getting more leaks. Today, we saw the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080 show up on Userbenchmark, with some juicy details.
The leak comes from the Twitter user and leaker @_rogame posted details about the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080, which is meant to be a successor to the RTX 2080. The Userbenchmark screenshot shows the device ID of the card as 10DE 2206. Take a look:
It also shows a GPU frequency of up to 2.10 GHz, and 10 GB of GDDR6X video memory in a 320-bit bus, with speeds up to 19 Gbps, totaling up to 760 GB/s. We had recently reported about an alleged RTX 3090 being spotted, with the memory bandwidth going up to 1 TB/Sec. In comparison, these speeds for RTX 3080 seem realistic.
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Via TechPowerUp
