It's official, Nvidia has a graphics card called the RTX Titan in the works, with the graphics cards "leaking" from multiple sources at around the same time, appearing on the Linus Tech Tips WAN show and in Gavin Free's (from The Slo Mo Guys) Instagram account The RTX Titan appears to offer users a similar PCB to the RTX 2080 Ti, likely shipping as an RTX 2080 Ti with full silicon utilisation, which means that it should provide more memory bandwidth, have access to more CUDA cores and have 12GB of GDDR6 memory.In our opinion, the RTX Titan will basically be a Quadro RTX 8000 (with less VRAM), offering 256 more CUDA cores than the RTX 2080 Ti and offer full access to TU-102's 384-bit memory bus, rather than the constrained 352-bits that the RTX 2080 Ti offers. As a consequence of this, the RTX Titan will deliver around 9% more memory bandwidth and almost 6% more CUDA compute performance at the same clock speeds as an RTX 2080 Ti.Alternatively, Nvidia could utilise higher-speed GDDR6 memory or offer a larger bank of VRAM to offer a 24GB capacity card, though such a large GPU would be unnecessary for the gaming market.