Nvidia RTX 5090 specs leaked; Features memory bandwidth over 1700 Gbps

With less than a day left for the official reveal of the new Nvidia RTX 50 series GPUs, leaked images from Inno3D have confirmed a lot of new things about the flagship RTX 5090. The card features a massive 32 GB DDR7 memory and is reported to be the fastest GPU with memory bandwidth reaching over 1700 Gbps.

The first look at the Inno3D GeForce RTX 5090 iChill X3 comes exclusively via Videocardz with the designs revealing a hefty 3.5 slot. There was also a confirmation for the 32 GB VRAM capacity which is double the expected capacity of the RTX 5080 and is going to be the new Nvidia Flagship GPU in the market.

Nvidia is set to announce the new lineup at the 2025 Consumer Electronic Show (CES) in Las Vegas. The cards expected to be announced are the RTX 5090, RTX 5080, and the RTX 5070 Ti with the rest of the line-up for RTX 5070, and RTX 5060 series reveal coming later down the road.

Also Read: Nvidia RTX 5080 price leaks suggest gamers will have to cough up more for 50 series cards

Here are the final specs RTX 5090 is reportedly landing with

• GPU - GB202-300
• SMs - 170
• CUDA Cores - 21760
• Memory - 32 GB GDDR7
• Bus - 512-bit
• Speed - 28 Gbps
• Memory Bandwidth - 1792 GB/s
• Power Connectors - 1x 16-pin
• TDP - 575W

RTX 5080 to launch ahead of RTX 5090

Various reports also claim that despite the 5090 also being revealed with other cards, the first one to go on sale will be the 5080. Boasting half of the hardware specifications of 5090, the RTX 5080 is expected to be the most popular among the upcoming announcements likely due to the expected pricing.

While the exact pricing for 5090 isn’t confirmed, many expect the card to go well over $2,000 which likely won’t be in the budget for most gamers. This is where the RTX 5080 might come in, sort of, considering the price-to-performance ratio.