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Speculation about a successor to the RTX 20-series series has run rampant for months now, but to date, Nvidia has yet to concretely lay out its plans. The company has only hinted at them through a video released last week that confirmed a new 12-pin power connector and a different approach to cooling. Most rumors and supposed leaks have swirled around the idea of an RTX 30-series based on the new Ampere architecture, with the possibility of an RTX 3090 as the flagship consumer GPU leading the stacka massive card purported to cost $1,400 and be 35 percent faster than the 2080 Ti.
