Unleash the Beast: Leaked GeForce RTX 5090 Specs Reveal Jaw-Dropping CUDA Core and 600W Power Consumption

It’s been rumored for a while. along with continuously changing information. This time it seems that the latest graphics card from NVIDIA, such as the GeForce RTX, 50XX Series code, is starting to have a clearer identity than before. And its specifications are quite aggressive and reckless. It also seems to consume many times more electricity than before.

This news comes from a regular leaker. kopite7kimi This time he presents the complete specifications of this new RTX 5090 graphics card. He stated that the RTX 5090 will come with a larger number of CUDA Core processors, 24,576 units, more than the old RTX 4090 graphics card which amounted to 16,384 units, or increase of approximately 20-30%.

Another interesting thing is that this time NVIDIA has already adjusted the bus speed to 512 bit. After running 384-bit on the RTX 4090 for a long time and filling 32GB of VRAM, another surprising thing is the power consumption rate or TDP has risen to 600W and could use a new power header. There are two 12 pin lines. It can be said that if it actually comes in these specifications, it can be considered brutal both in terms of strength and power consumption.

Additionally, kopite7kimi also released information about the second-generation RTX card. 5080 Additionally, it will have a 256-bit 10752 Bus CUDA Core and 16GB of VRAM, which is on par with the 4080 Super released earlier this year. As for the additional power cables, it has not yet been determined how many wires will be used. Because the card consumes around 400W of power, slightly more than the original RTX 4080.

I expect anyone who wants to set up a new computer in style and also has an RTX 5090. You may need to pay more attention to the power issue. This time, we believe that at least a minimum of 1250W will be required for high-end machines, but it remains to be seen whether this information will actually be provided. We need to continue to follow and see.