Alleged NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090 Ti or Titan Ada Graphics Card Pictured Once Again, Massive Quad-Slot Cooler

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NVIDIA's unreleased and massive quad-slot graphics card which could either be the GeForce RTX 4090 Ti or the next-gen Titan has been pictured once again.

The first pictures of the graphics card which is presumed to be either the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090 Ti or a next-gen Titan Ada offering, were first leaked back in October 2022 when the first Ada GPUs were hitting retail shelves. We got to see a cooler that was at least four slots tall and was claimed to feature a cooling capacity of up to 900W. The cooling solution was also very unique in design as the PCB went on the side rather than below the heatsink itself which meant it was to be placed vertical which is a first for any GeForce consumer graphics card.

The second leak came a few months later in January 2023 which gave us a look at a more finalized product with the PG137 SKU naming which was first pointed out by Kopite7kimi and later showed up in a shipping manifesto too which confirmed that the card would feature a 48 GB VRAM & a 384-bit wide bus interface.

Now, we have brand new pictures of the alleged NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090 Ti or the Titan Ada GPU from another leak in pictures published by Twitter user, @ExperteVallah. These new pictures show a prototype variant of the said card sitting next to what is a GeForce RTX 3080 Ti or RTX 3080 FE. It shows that the prototype is a very beefy unit that takes up at least quad-slots worth of space and requires a single 16-pin connector to boot which means that its TDP will peak out at 600W and not 900W as early rumors had claimed. Another thing is that the PCB seems to be missing from this particular variant since the display outputs are empty.

The only thing this unit has is the heatsink, shroud, backplate, and wiring to the