It has not even been a full day since the official launch of NVIDIA’s RTX 30 Series cards, and the leaks keep coming. This latest one comes from what might be an accidental product listing. Some have wondered as to why there are some pretty significant gaps in pricing between the RTX 30 Series tiers. One theory that often plays out over generational releases is to allow either refreshes or other product launches. It is possible that Lenovo may have inadvertently just announced one such product. It wouldn’t be a GPU leak if it didn’t, of course, come from VideoCardz.
What we see here are several variations of the Lenovo Legion T7 gaming desktop line. The Legion gaming desktops can offer some very competitive and value-oriented, top-tier components. The image for this article is actually of a model that featured the GeForce RTX 2070 SUPER. That GPU variant was often considered a great value in its class last time around as can be seen by reviews from our own Brent Justice. Some Legion desktops can also have up to a 10C/20T Intel Core i9-10900K (3.7 base clock/5.3 GHz boost clock, 20 MB cache) processor on an Intel Z490-based motherboard. While the ones listed above have the lesser Intel Core i7-10700K processors, another good value, it’s still not a bad selection of parts to start with.
Ti vs. SUPER
Now, at this time, NVIDIA has not announced a GeForce RTX 3070 Ti. However, it had already been rumored that production for the GeForce RTX 2070 SUPER would cease after the RTX 30 Series launch. Other rumors have also stated that the Ti branding could be abandoned altogether during this generation and such GPUs would be rebranded as SUPER. Another thing to note is the upgraded VRAM size. It has increased from 8 GB to 16 GB and is presumed to be on a 256-bit bus. This, too, would follow suit with the generational improvements we are already seeing with the latest launches.