Bringing the middle and mid-high level models of Ada Lovelace architecture to users in the past weeks, Nvidia continues to make innovations in the RTX 30 Ampere family. At this point, it turned out that the chip giant, which focused on the RTX 3060 Ti and 8GB RTX 3060 versions with GDDR6X memory, has worked on the RTX 3060 Super in the past.RTX 3060 Super appeared
Images from the GPU-Z platform point to an RTX 3060 model we haven’t seen yet. When we go into details, we see that this model is one of the most powerful variants of the RTX 3060 (12GB, 8GB, GA104 versions), which hosts a total of four versions. Therefore, it is highly likely that the new card will bear the name RTX 3060 Super.
It is stated that the RTX 3060 Super was completed in December 2020, just a month before the RTX 3060 12 GB launch. As for the specs, the RTX 3060 Super is powered by a full GA106-400 chip with 12GB of GDDR6 memory, a 192-bit memory bus, 3840 CUDA cores, 120 TMUs and 48 ROPs. Clock speeds are slightly higher than the RTX 3060. 1852 MHz instead of 1627 MHz.[seedh=
It is unknown whether Nvidia will release such a card. However, considering the upgrades made in the current series, we can say that this will not happen. There are also many GPUs that were shelved just before production, similar to the RTX 3060 Super. As a matter of fact, we have heard different leaks showing that the 20GB RTX 3080 Ti and 16GB RTX 3070 Ti models are on the way. However, these cards were never offered for sale.
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