Most 3D and digital art programs are designed to utilize multi-core processors, so take that into consideration when you evaluate what CPU a computer build is utilizing. When a program tells the computer to do something, the CPU fetches those instructions, processes them, then executes them as instructed. When I saw the specs I went yeah not much of an upgrade except for increasing ones power bill.The computer processing unit (CPU) is the brain behind the basic processes a computer needs to run to function and is responsible for interpreting most computer commands. Increases in the number of various render cores seem a bit underwhelming. This is due to the fact that the 3090ti will occupy three slots worth of space, due to the massive heatsink.Īm I missing something? The TI model doesn't seem to have much actual improvement outside of a brute-force application of more electrical power to provide overclocking.

One thing that may make them think twice, is how much space they are likely to take up on a motherboard. Will wait and see what the miners go after, when these cards release.

What I was thinking as well, that Nvidia are seeing how far they can push the TDP of cards, before folks refuse to buy them because of they don't want high power bills.

So is it this new Hopper GPU that bitcoin miners should be buying instead of the normal consumer ADA RTX 4000 series GPUs? A 600 Watt TDP seems totally unrealistic goal for them to go after though. Maybe it's a test card so they can get data from the general public to determine how high they can increase TDP on the RTX 4000 series without shotting themselves in the foot.

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