Rumour claims RTX 4080 Super will have 23Gbps memory

According to recent reports, the upcoming GeForce RTX 40 Super series is set to include faster memory. The RTX 4080 Super will reportedly feature 23 Gbps memory, boosting the bandwidth to an impressive 736 GB/s. In contrast, the RTX 4070 Ti and 4070 Super GPUs will maintain a 21 Gbps memory speed.

VideoCardz also reported that board partners have shared the final clock data for these SKUs. The RTX 4080 Super will see the most significant change, increasing from 2205 and 2505MHz base and boost frequencies to 2295 and 2550MHz. The RTX 4070 Ti Super and RTX 4070 Super will retain their original boost clocks of 2610MHz and 2475MHz, respectively. However, the base clocks will see a minor bump of 30MHz (RTX 4070 Ti Super) and 60MHz (RTX 4070 Super).

Regarding power consumption, the RTX 4080 Super and RTX 4070 Ti Super will have the same as their non-Super counterparts (320W and 285W, respectively). Only the RTX 4070 Super will see a minor 20W increase in power consumption. Based on the custom models that have been leaked, these will use a 12VHPWR power connection, with no mention of models using 8-pin connectors.

The RTX 40 Super series is expected to launch in January, perhaps during Nvidia's upcoming ‘Special Address' for CES.

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KitGuru says: It would be underwhelming if the RTX 4080 Super only had a CUDA core count advantage over the standard RTX 4080. Fortunately, it seems the GPU is also getting slightly faster memory and higher base and boost clock speeds. All of these together should make the upcoming GPU a bit more interesting.

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