We have already had the opportunity to report the next debut of the p rhymes versions for notebook systems of the NVIDIA GPUs of the GeForce RTX family 3000 , known to be based on arches Ampere reading . New details are now emerging online thanks to the information, in the meantime removed from public access, published on the website of the Dutch retailer SKIKK.

source: Videocardz

Various notebook models equipped with new generation NVIDIA GPUs are shown; in particular we find the models GeForce RTX 3060 with 6GB of video memory, GeForce RTX 3070 Max-Q with 8GB of video memory and GeForce RTX 3080 Max-Q with well 16 GB of video memory.

The first solution should be based on GPU GA 106 , combined with memory bus from 192 amplitude bit: this would result in the amount of onboard video memory equal to 6GB. For the other two higher-end cards we will instead see the use of GPU GA 104 , with technical specifications that should be similar to those of the desktop versions even with lower clock frequencies to keep power consumption lower.

For GeForce RTX card 3080 Max -Q to report the amount of onboard video memory equal to 16 GB, higher than 10 GB of desktop card . On the other hand, this suggests that the associated memory bus will be from 256 bit , against the 320 bits chosen for the card intended for desktop systems.

We will certainly know more starting from next 12 January , the day the NVIDIA press conference at CES is scheduled 2021. All, of course, in the form of a virtual event with possible availability of the new notebooks with GPU of the Ampere family starting in the following weeks during the first quarter 2021.