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Power Consumption Figures For AMD’s RDNA3 & NVIDIA’s Lovelace GPUs Surface

NVIDIA unveiled their Ada Lovelace architecture last month while announcing the RTX 4090 along with the 4080 12/16GB. AMD is aiming at the 3rd of November to showcase their RDNA3 GPUs. Today, as pointed out by momomo_us the Enermax PSU calculator has listed the alleged power consumption numbers for these GPUs. 

Ada Lovelace

Across all 4 hypothetical test systems, we have the i9-12900KF paired with 2x32GB of DDR5 memory. Do note that we already know the power consumption of the RTX 4090 and the 4080 16GB/12GB.  This makes calculating the TDP of the 4070 and the 4060 much easier.

Enermax PSU Calculator for Ada Lovelace | Videocardz

Since, the RTX 4090 has a TDP of 450W, the rest of the system consumes about ~400W.  

  • RTX 4090 -> 850W – 400W= 450W
  • RTX 4080 16GB – > 720W – 400W = 320W
  • RTX 4070 -> 680W – 400W = 280W
  • RTX 4060 -> 600W – 400W = 200W

These numbers are either a rough estimate or official figures. All in all, the TDP increase from generation to generation is quite visible.

  60 Series (Watts) TDP Increase Gen On Gen 70 Series (Watts) TDP Increase Gen On Gen
RTX 4000 200 17.65% 280 27.27%
RTX 3000 170 6.25% 220 25.71%
RTX 2000 160 33.33% 175 16.67%

 

RDNA3

Moving over to AMD, we see almost similar numbers as compared to NVIDIA. The power difference again remains at 400W.  

Enermax PSU Calculator for RDNA3 | Videocardz

 

  • RX 7950 XT -> 820- 400W= 420W
  • RX 7900 XT– > 730W – 400W = 330W
  • RX 7800 XT-> 700W – 400W = 300W
  • RX 7700 XT-> 600W – 400W = 200W

This listing confirms the existence of an RX 7950 XT, which will probably have 2 variants. One with the full fledged Navi31 GPU and the other with X3D cache. Maybe AMD will combine the best of both worlds into a single GPU. On a generation-generation comparison, Navi32/Navi33 appear to be much more efficient than  Navi22/23. Although, Navi31 may just be AMD pushing the limits to beat the RTX 4090/4090 Ti.

  X950 Series (Watts) X950 Series % Gen on Gen X900 Series (Watts) X900 Series % Gen on Gen X800 Series (Watts) X800 Series % Gen on Gen X700 Series (Watts) X700 Series % Gen on Gen X600 Series (Watts) X600 Series % Gen on Gen
RX 7000 420 25.37% 330 10.00% 300 0.00% 200 -13.04%
RX 6000 335 300 300 230 2.22% 160 6.67%
RX 5000 225 150

RDNA3 & Ada Lovelace Lineup

We’ve compiled all the information and speculations regarding RDNA3 & Lovelace so far into 2 comprehensive charts. 

SKU Chip CU FP32 Max Clock Cache Memory Bus VRAM Memroy Spec Speed (Gbps) TDP
RX 7970XT3D Navi31 96 12288 3.2 GHz 192MB? 384-bit 24GB GDDR6 24 450W
RX 7950XT Navi31 92? 10752 3.1 GHz 96MB 384-bit 24GB GDDR6 24 400W
RX 7900XT Navi31 84? 8960 3.0 GHz 80MB 320-bit 20GB GDDR6 20 340W
RX 7800XT Navi32 60 7680 3.4 GHz 64MB 256-bit 16GB GDDR6 18 285W
RX 7800 Navi32 56 7168 3.3 GHz 48MB? 256-bit 16GB GDDR6 18 250W
RX 7700XT Navi32 48 6144 3.2 GHz 48MB? 192-bit 12GB GDDR6 18 200W
RX 7700 Navi32? 36? 5120? 3.1GHz 40MB? 160-bit? 10GB? GDDR6 18 175W
RX 7600XT Navi33 32 4096 3.2 GHz 32MB 128-bit 8GB GDDR6 18 150W
RX 7600 Navi33 28 3584 3.1 GHZ? 32MB? 128-bit 8GB GDDR6 18 130W

 

SKU Chip FP32/CUDA Max Clock Cache Memory Bus VRAM Memory Spec Speed (Gbps) TDP
RTX 4000 Titan? AD102-450 18176 3.0GHz+? 96MB? 384/382-bit 48GB GDDR6X 24 ~800W
RTX 4090 Ti AD102-350 18432 3.0 GHz? 96MB 382-bit 24GB GDDR6X 24 600W?
RTX 4090 AD102-300-A1 16384 2.52GHz 96MB 384-bit 24GB GDDR6X 21 450W+ (TGP) / 660W (Max TGP)
RTX 4080 Ti AD102 14848? 2.7 GHz? 80MB? 320-bit 20GB GDDR6X 23 420W
RTX 4080 (Variant 1) AD103-300-A1 9728 2.505GHz 64MB 256-bit 16GB GDDR6X 22.5 320W(TGP)/ 516W (Max TGP)
RTX 4080 (Variant 2) AD104-400-A1 7680 2.61GHz 48MB 192-bit 12GB GDDR6X 21 285W (TGP) /366W (Max TGP)
RTX 4070 Ti AD104-300? 7680 3.0GHz? ? 192-bit 12GB GDDR6X 21 300W?
RTX 4070  AD104-275? 7168 ? ? 160-bit 10GB GDDR6X 21 250W

 

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