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NVIDIA has removed “Hot Spot” sensor data from GeForce RTX 50 GPUs
(videocardz.com)
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Isn't a GPU that pulls 600 watts in the whackjob territory?
The engineers need to get the 6090 to use 400 watts. That would be a very big PR win that does not need any marketing spin to sell.
It's not a node shrink, just a more ai-focused architecture in the same node as the 4090. To get more performance they need more powah. I've seen reviews stating a ~25% increase in raw performance at the cost of ~20% more powah than the 4090.