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Nvidia RTX 5070 Ti Super and RTX 5070 Super TDP leaked — long-rumored RTX 50 Super series GPUs appear in power supply calculator

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Nvidia's rumored mid-gen refresh for Blackwell is expected to launch at CES 2026, with the RTX 50 Super series generating buzz due to recent delistings of FE cards. Seasonic's PSU calculator now lists RTX 50 Super models, hinting at potential upgrades like increased VRAM capacity. The RTX 5070 Super is projected to have 18 GB of memory with a 275W TDP, while the 5070 Ti Super could feature 24 GB with a 350W TDP. These leaks align with industry rumors, suggesting the eventual release of the RTX 50 Super series. Nvidia may unveil these GPUs around CES next year, with more leaks expected closer to that time.

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