GeForce RTX 3090 Ti “monster” revealed, every gamer’s dream is here

NVIDIA has not been able to keep its promise to launch the GeForce RTX 3090 Ti right in January 2022, and will even continue to be “delayed” until at least March 29. However, some of its major and traditional AIB partners have begun to reveal details regarding custom GeForce RTX 3090 Ti variants, including MSI.

The leaked model is MSI’s Suprim X RTX 3090 Ti, and the series of images show that this is a really large graphics card model, and has a rather thick chassis to ensure space for the cooling system. The huge heat under the blower shield is also extremely large.

While the top-down view of the product fairly accurately describes the size of the product, the photos taken from the sides and bottom show the most noticeable equipment. From the leaked image, it can be confirmed that the Suprim X RTX 3090 Ti will own a 3.5-slot design, along with a very noticeable appearance of the 16-pin PCIe 5.0 power connector. According to previous reports, the 16-pin (12 + 4) connector will be able to provide up to 600W of power, which is 150W more than what the older 12-pin power connector can do.

It should be noted that NVIDIA’s original 3090 Ti version is rumored to have a default TDP of 450W. And with the above equipment, this MSI Suprim X variant can clearly provide more power, certainly not less than 480W according to leaked sources, as can be seen in the preliminary specifications table below. this.

If nothing changes, the GeForce RTX 3090 Ti will be released as soon as March 2022, specifically on the 29th. This promises to become the top gaming graphics card model in NVIDIA’s Ampere line in particular, and perhaps the whole market in general. The RTX 3090 Ti is expected to become a more perfect version of the current RTX 3090, which is also being appreciated.

(Refer to QTM)