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I bet it will be something like that other Titan recently done like Titan RTX 2 (Or similar) and it will be a similar card (Maybe have a few more cores unlocked if possible) and have better professional level performance with pro drivers available. That's just what I think based on what I am hearing, I mean originally Titan was supposed to be a Hybrid pro card and then it just morphed into the ultimate gamer card and I think they want to separate off a bit more so they can not confuse people as much in their lineups. It really to me is a good idea (Even if I think using 3090 is a bit weird just because X90 usually meant duel GPU) because it will clean up the naming and people can more easily view a box and think know the lineup by viewing the numbers and the Titan can sit in a separate category for those who need it and gamers who want the top can get a top end card filled with ram.Seems logical, but then what are they going to call it? Will it be a Titan card but aimed at the professional sector?