RTX 5090 D V2 China Pricing Revealed: Gamers Face Parity for Downgraded Hardware

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On August 12 at 9 PM, the NVIDIA RTX 5090 D V2 graphics card will exclusively debut in the Chinese market, succeeding the RTX 5090 D as the new flagship model tailored exclusively for China. This graphics card boasts a fresh PCB design, powered by the GB202-240 core. While the count of CUDA cores remains consistent, the video memory has been scaled down to 24GB GDDR7, featuring a 384-bit bandwidth and a power consumption of 575W, which can be tweaked to 600W by authorized partners. Gaming performance is comparable to its predecessor, and although pricing details have yet to be announced, it is anticipated that the reduction in video memory will be reflected in the final price.

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