NVIDIA canceled the GeForce RTX Titan version of the Ada Lovelace architecture because it was melting power supplies – Nvidia

We may be a few days away from the new GeForce RTX 4090 card officially hitting stores, but that hasn’t stopped the leaks about unreleased products that we may not see this year or even next.

It’s no secret – although we haven’t seen official reviews yet – that NVIDIA’s GeForce RTX 4090 graphics card will be a performance beast, but in the past there have been many rumors that Jen-Hsung Huang would like to release a graphics card that will do just that. It was based on a full Ada Lovelace core and would approach 800W or even 900W+. This graphics card probably belongs to the “Titan” family.

However, according to sources from the well-known YouTube channel, Moore’s Law is Dead, the launch of this graphics card has been cancelled. According to Moore’s Law is a dead source, graphics card consumption may be closer to 600W-700W levels in labs, but the reason the company is currently canceling its development is because among other things… the power supplies were melting or some of them sometimes it’ “melted themselves” “.

The new generation Titan graphics card, which some call “Titan Ada”, had a 4-slot cooling system and two 16-pin PCIe 5.0 connectors, the new 12VHPWR. The graphics card was too big, it claims Moore’s Law is the dead source, and instead of mounting the graphics card to the motherboard, they left it upright on the bench and “cuttered”… the graphics card mainboard.