Earlier today, via a surprise message on Twitter, NVIDIA has officially announced the availability date for the RTX 2070—October 17th.

Based on the Turing microarchitecture, the RTX 2070 will include the same RT cores for Ray Tracing and Tensor Cores for deep learning as the RTX and 2080 Ti, albeit in different quantities.

  RTX 2080 Ti RTX 2080 RTX 2070
GPU TU102 TU104 ?
GPU Cores 4352 2944 2304
Base Clock 1350 MHz 1515 MHz 1410 MHz
Boost Clock 1545 MHz/
1635 MHz (FE)
1710 MHz/ 1800 MHz (FE) 1620 MHz / 1710 MHz (FE)
Texture Units 272 184 ?
ROP Units 88 64 ?
Tensor Cores 544 268 ?
Ray Tracing Speed 10 GRays/s 8 GRays/s 6 GRays/s
Memory 11GB 8GB 8GB
Memory Clock 14000 MHz  14000 MHz 14000 MHz
Memory Interface 352-bit G6 256-bit G6 256-bit G6
Memory Bandwidth 616GB/s 448 GB/s 448 GB/s
TDP 250 W /
260 W (FE)
215W / 225W (FE)  175 W / 185 W (FE)
Peak Compute (FP32) 13.4 TFLOPS / 14.2 TFLOP (FE) 10 TFLOPS / 10.6 TFLOPS (FE) ?
Transistor Count 18.6 B 13.6 B ?
Process Tech 12nm 12nm 12nm
MSRP (current) $1200 (FE)/
$1000
$800 (FE) / $700 $599 (FE) / $499

While we don't have a full looks at the specifications yet, NVIDIA has posted some technical aspects on the RTX 2070 product page.

The RTX 2070 Founders Edition will be available for $599, with partners cards "starting" at $499.