There’s another working TITAN ADA
Another RTX TITAN Ada prototype has surfaced in China, shortly after der8auer’s full teardown showed how far NVIDIA took the design. The newer unit, shared by a Bilibili user “841973620”, appears to be in cleaner condition than the earlier card.
The key point is that der8auer’s sample was not a one-off. We now have evidence of at least two retail-style boards and coolers in circulation . Both look like finished products, not lab hardware. Reports describing the card also highlight finished mechanical details and normal driver behavior, which is not what you usually see on early engineering boards with exposed test points and debug switches.
Source: 841973620
RTX TITAN Ada specs
- GPU: AD102 (full config)
- CUDA cores: 18,432
- TMUs / ROPs: 576 / 192
- Memory: 48GB GDDR6X, 384-bit
- Bandwidth: ~1008 GB/s (seen on the newer GPU-Z screenshot)
- Form factor: quad-slot class cooler
- Memory layout: 24 packages total (12 front, 12 back) shown during teardown
Source: 841973620
Source: 841973620
This prototype is tied to a dual 16-pin setup (12VHPWR / 12V-2×6 form factor), with coverage pointing to a “900W-class” power design. The same card also includes NVIDIA’s custom dual-16-pin to six 8-pin adapter, shown publicly with the card. Teardown coverage adds that the card routes power through contact pads integrated into the cooler instead of standard PCB-mounted sockets.
Source: 841973620
RTX TITAN Ada was not the only AD102 prototype that leaked. As we remember, Gamers Nexus took a closer look at RTX 4090 Ti prototype , which had a nearly identical design, but internally there were changes, not to mention the different shroud color.
Source: 841973620 (Bilibili) via @harukaze5719
