Rumours about the possibility of NVIDIA releasing an RTX 2070 Ti have appeared again online. This time, alleged CUDA core specifications, VRAM speed and more have been "confirmed".
https://www.notebookcheck.net/The-NVIDIA-GeForce-RTX-2070-Ti-is-seemingly-confirmed.423046.0.html
So, a TU104 with 4 disabled SM?
TU106 is basically in max trim, for the RTX2070 and Quadro RTX 4000, so there isn't anything left for it to give.
We haven't seen a fully enabled consumer TU104, yet (Quadro RTX 5000 does exist), so a "Super" version of the RTX 2080 seems the most likely, to me.
Super RTX 2080 to replace the RTX2080 and a RTX 2070Ti to pick up the rejected dies. This will allow Nvidia to bracket the cost of the RTX2080 while justifying any price cuts, in the event Navi is more competitive.