The nvidia gtx 2080 and 2070 would be based on ampere and not on turing
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They do not stop leaking, and in some cases, they contradict those that had arisen before. It appears that the first leaking of the NVIDIA next generation naming scheme has occurred: The GeForce GTX 2080 and 2070 GPUs have just received ECC certification. All the rumors and speculations that NVIDIA has dropped so far pointed to Turing being the brand name, but if this certification is correct, the company will go ahead with Ampere.
GeForce GTX 2070 and GeForce GTX 2080 would be officially the names of the next NVIDIA graphics cards
NVIDIA graphics card vendor Manli Technologies has just registered an ECC certificate under the name GeForce GTX 2070 and GeForce GTX 2080. The GPU chips also contain the names GA104 and GA104-400, both based on Ampere and not Turing as it was said.
The funny thing about this matter is that the website where you can see these records deleted the nomenclatures, but captures have been made of it, so this would be a clear indication that the next Nvidia graphics cards will use the GTX 20xx nomenclature. and they will be based on Ampere. However, we cannot be 100% sure of this, as has happened to all the news portals before regarding the next generation of NVIDIA graphics, although it would be the most truthful leak we have had so far.
The GA104 and GA104-400 GPUs are based on the Ampere architecture and were considered a top candidate before the company began citing Turing. The GeForce GTX 2070 and GeForce GTX 2080 graphics cards will be announced shortly at Gamescom.
Nvidia ampere, the successor of turing would arrive within 9 months
It seems the time has finally come for Nvidia to abandon Turing's 12nm process to make the jump to 7nm with Ampere.
Nvidia ampere would be 50% faster than turing with half the consumption
According to the firm, Ampere is supposed to offer up to 50% more performance than the current Turing GPU at half the power consumption.
Nvidia ampere would have 50% better performance compared to turing
We can definitely see about 50% performance boost from Ampere or even more in this year's consumer variants.
