NVIDIA Partners Expect Q4 for GeForce RTX 5090 and RTX 5080 Graphics Cards

[John Elden Ring]

via Guru3D


NVIDIA is reportedly targeting the fourth quarter for the release of its upcoming RTX 50 series GPUs, following the introduction of its Blackwell GPU for data centers. Despite the absence of a confirmed launch date for the Blackwell accelerator, the focus is shifting towards the highly anticipated GeForce RTX 50 series, particularly among gaming enthusiasts.

Industry insiders, according to a report by Money UDN, are looking forward to the debut of the RTX 50 series' flagship models, the RTX 5080 and RTX 5090, in the final quarter of the year. It's important to note that while these model names are probable, NVIDIA has yet to finalize the specifications and is known for its tendency to make last-minute adjustments or cancellations.

 

[Gediminas]

what are prices? 3000?4000? do you need AC at home to cool it down?

 

[Evilnemesis8]

Always funny to see how big of a chonker the XX90 cards are.

 

[Umar]

This time they are going to cost two legs and two arms instead

 

[Nhomnhom]

Very exciting to buy their flagship card just to run Dragons Dogma 2 without dropping into the 30fps.

PC hardware is very exciting.

 

[Gediminas]

Very exciting to buy it their flagship card just to run Dragons Dogma 2 without dropping into the 30fps.

PC hardware is very exciting.

35fps, be happy.

 

[Entropi]

Will these cards break the $3k MSRP barrier?

 

[anonpuffs]

Very exciting to buy their flagship card just to run Dragons Dogma 2 without dropping into the 30fps.

PC hardware is very exciting.

Pretty sure dragons dogma 2 is cpu bottlenecked. 5090 won't help

 

[xollowsob]

Have you ever seen these latest gfx cards (40 series) out in wild? They're comically huge.

 

[quest4441]

Frankly they should add nvidia graphic cards as an option for investment, derivatives and credit swaps have nothing on the scam run by nvidia