Rumors of Nvidia's GeForce RTX 3000 graphics card are increasing as the initial launch approaches, and new speculation has surfaced regarding the memory configurations of the higher-end Ampere GPUs. As discovered by Videocardz, this rumor comes from a well-known hardware leaker wjm47196, although it's posted on Chiphell, which isn't, shall we say, the most trustworthy forum, so take it all with a higher dose of caution and the usual seasonings. required with any rumor. Either way, the theory is that Nvidia's next-gen graphics cards will be run with a high-end one that will have 24GB of onboard video memory (probably with the Ampere Titan) and 20GB with the RTX. 3080 Ti (assuming that's the name, this GPU was once called a 3090), plus 10GB with the RTX 3080. The post also claims that these GPUs will use either a 384-bit or 320-bit memory bus. This is where the caveats and caution come back, as loading the 3080 Ti (or as it ends up being called) with 20GB of RAM would certainly be a surprising move. Previous rumors are in line with the RTX 3080 having 10GB and 24GB of RAM for the Titan, but speculation had previously established that the RTX 3080 Ti had 12GB and not 20GB (other rumors pointed to 11GB or 16GB). Of all these possibilities, 20GB just doesn't seem like a likely amount, and remember that the first hope was certainly that Nvidia's high-end Amps could be a bit more affordable than Turing GPUs. Filling the 3080 Ti with that much video memory won't help much on the cost front (especially if it's the alleged new GDDR6X memory that Vine keeps discussing).