As NVIDIA has often done in the past, it releases its new line of GPU cards with a few core designs. For example, last year when they released the 4000 series, they released the 4090, 4080, 4070 and 4060 units first. And as time progressed, they began to follow up with the “in-between” GPUs that fill in the gaps.
These later releases are often referred to as a “refresh”, as it gives NVIDIA and its partners like Asus an opportunity to offer more power, often with a bit of a cost benefit thrown in as well. These refreshed units come with enhanced specifications over the core units that they are based upon. And they are labeled with additional monikers, like “Ti” (which at one time stood for “Titanium”), and/or “Super”.
