RTX 4090D Base and Boost Clocks Confirmed
For the unaware, it has been reported by various outlets that NVIDIA will launch a US-compliant version of the RTX 4090 for China. This RTX 4090, will of course have lower specifications than the base model. As such, NVIDIA has resorted to AD102-250, which is a toned-down version of AD102-300, used on the RTX 4090. We are not sure of the CUDA core count, memory size, bus width, and expected performance yet. However, MEGAsizeGPU reports that the RTX 4090D has a base clock of 2280MHz which is higher than the RTX 4090. Likewise, its boost clocks match the RTX 4090, at 2520MHz. While frequencies do play a key role in performance, they are not independent of other factors such as CUDA cores, memory size, and whatnot. NVIDIA will have to mix and match the configuration, such that it falls under 4800 TPP (Total Performance Power). For context, the RTX 4090 currently sits at 5285 TPP, courtesy of semianalysis. An interesting point is that NVIDIA was initially rumored to circumvent the US sanctions, with an RTX 4080 Super. Both variants likely launch in China, since the RTX 4080 Super is most probably a bit slower than the RTX 4090D, though nothing is confirmed.
Release Date
The RTX 4090D will debut next year, probably during CES 2024, or after the event. Importantly, the SUPER refresh arrives at the same time, alongside other Hopper-based AI GPUs for China. Do you think the RTX 4090D can match the RTX 4090 with some overclocking? Tell us in the comments below. Source: MEGAsizeGPU
