Folks waiting to learn more about NVIDIA's upcoming premium product offerings may have just gotten their wish as new details about the rumored NVIDIA Pascal GeForce GTX 1080 Ti graphics card have been revealed.

This time around, the leak comes from Chiphell.com, and the web site has shared an image that includes some of the more interesting details of the rumored graphics card.

First off, it looks as though the GeForce GTX 1080 Ti will also be built upon the GP102 chip.

Next up, the image also suggests that the GTX 1080 Ti could feature 3,200 CUDA cores which, for comparison's sake, is a significant increase over what the GTX 1080 provides, as that tops out at around 2,560.

Comparing the GTX 1080 and the GTX 1080 Ti also leans towards the latter again when the texture mapping units (TMU) are taken into consideration. In this particular department, the GTX 1080 Ti apparently holds an advantage over the GTX 1080 as the TMU count stands at 200 to 160.

Moving on to the render output units (ROPs), the GTX 1080 Ti yet again holds a significant advantage over the GTX 1080 as the former offers 96 to the latter's 64.

Also of note, there is also a 4 GB gap that exists between the two graphics cards in terms of memory, with the GTX 1080 offering 8GB to the 12GB of the GTX 1080 Ti.

For now, the leaked specs seem to suggest that the GTX 1080 Ti could be an even more powerful version of the GTX 1080, making it an even more desirable potential acquisition for gamers.

Unfortunately, it's still hard to tell at this stage just how accurate the recently leaked specs truly are, especially since NVIDIA has yet to offer any official details about the GTX 1080 Ti.

A release date for the rumored graphics card is similarly difficult to pinpoint, and folks will have to stay tuned to find out about that important detail as well.

More news about the NVIDIA Pascal GeForce GTX 1080 Ti should be made available in the near future.