Galax made a mistake on its own website and accidentally introduced a Geforce RTX 4090 Ti. This was merely a cosmetic addition to the home page; clicking it sent you to the standard RTX 4090 HOF.

What KFA2 and Galax have posted on their website right now, however, was clearly not done on purpose. The Geforce RTX 4090 Ti HOF is being advertised after the press release announcing the arrival of the Geforce RTX 4090 Hall of Fame, an ultra high-end model with two 12VHPWR connections, was riddled with misspellings and inaccuracies.

Although it may be argued that Nvidia still sees promise in the AD102 processor, the fact remains that the RTX 4090 Ti banner link takes users right to the Geforce RTX 4090 HOF product page. A need for an RTX 4090 Ti seems unlikely to arise for quite some time, given the card's devilishly high power target of 666 watts and core clock of 2,610 MHz, as well as the PCB's architecture for extreme overclocking. The white cooler is distinctive of HOF models, and there is also a colour display on the side of the graphics card, both of which can be removed.

RTX 4090 Ti: Galax accidentally announces a Ti