RTX 5070 Ti could have 8,960 CUDA cores and 300W TGP or TDP, says rumor

There are so many rumors and leaks about the RTX 50 series of NVIDIA graphics cards that we now even have information about a supposed RTX 5070 Ti. According to the leak, the Ti version of a card that hasn’t even been announced yet will feature 8,960 CUDA cores , which means it would use the GB203 GPU.

Unofficial information like this should always be viewed with some skepticism. However, the source in this case is kopite7kimi, who has an excellent track record with his leaks. He informed VideoCardz that the card internally has been called PG147 and SKU 60, and also states that the supposed RTX 4070 Ti appears with 300W.

It is not known, however, whether the 300W value refers to the card’s TDP or TGP. Comparing to other leaks, the RTX 5070 Ti would pull 50W more than the standard RTX 5070 and 100W less than the RTX 5080.

Speaking of the RTX 5080, the leak data indicates that this would be the model card for the RTX 5070 Ti. As usual, the card would use a “nerfed” version of the GB203 GPU, the same one present in the 5080, to take advantage of more wafers in manufacturing. and offer a new SKU option.

Could the RTX 5070 Ti be in the first wave of Blackwells?

The large number of leaks involving the Blackwell-based RTX 50 series has made it difficult to make predictions involving the products. Furthermore, it is also important to highlight that rumors, even when correct, can contain information that changes until the actual launch of products.

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In any case, VideoCardz has organized a table with current data on Blackwell cards for the home PC. And that includes the RTX 5070 Ti, with its recently “revealed” details:

NVIDIA is expected to officially launch its new generation of graphics cards at CES 2025. However, the company may show something about GPUs a little earlier, in December this year.