Does the RTX 3070Ti really exist?

While browsing through the Alternate German website, the product sheet of a Lenovo desktop computer equipped with a Nvidia GeForce RTX 3070Ti graphics card with 16 GB of GDDR6 VRAM memory emerges. The PC in question is the Lenovo Legion T7 34IMZ5, which had already been seen last year mounted with GeForce RTX 3070Ti and GeForce RTX 3070 SUPER graphics. Although these references have disappeared from its official website, a PC with the said GPU is now listed for purchase. As when it appeared last year in September, we might still be on the same mistake. However, we know that the RTX 3070 Ti or Super were at one time in the tubes at Nvidia until the pandemic came to disrupt the industry’s calendar. However, Videocardz reveals that the persistence of references equipped with 3070Ti is strange to say the least. Indeed, if it was an error in writing the product sheet, why not just change the mention concerning the graphic card rather than delete the whole page as it was done? This inevitably leads to speculation, all the more so since, when contacted on the subject, Nvidia simply refused to give any information. We will see in the second half of the year (according to the theory) when the situation will relax if this RTX 3070Ti has been in a box at Nvidia for many months.