NVIDIA "Blackwell" Successor Codenamed "Rubin," Coming in Late-2025

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NVIDIA "Blackwell" Successor Codenamed "Rubin," Coming in Late-2025

NVIDIA barely started shipping its "Blackwell" line of AI GPUs, and its next-generation architecture is already on the horizon. Codenamed "Rubin," after Vera Rubin, the new architecture will power NVIDIA's future AI GPUs with generational jumps in performance, but more importantly, a design...

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Interesting. If I knew this was definitely the case I would skip the 5000 series myself. At the rate I am playing games these days I won't even get though all the games I have now, let alone ones coming out that I want to play.

That said this is probably for professional crowd and we won't see it for gaming GPU's for a year after that. High probability I would end up on a 5070 or something wanting something new to play with between now and then.

 

[JediFragger]

Interesting. If I knew this was definitely the case I would skip the 5000 series myself. At the rate I am playing games these days I won't even get though all the games I have now, let alone ones coming out that I want to play.

Tbf I think the Ti will last you through even with 'only' 12GB of vRam I don't think it'll be pushed that often. Same for me really with the XTX and UW, I just won't have any vRam issues just a crap upscaling one

(which hopefully the lazy ******** fix soon!)

 

[chaparral]

Interesting. If I knew this was definitely the case I would skip the 5000 series myself. At the rate I am playing games these days I won't even get though all the games I have now, let alone ones coming out that I want to play.

I most likely skip the 5000 series so it will give me a few years to be able to save up enough to afford to pay for my next GPU upgrade

Or it just take me around 3 to 4 years to build up enough guts to press the buy button after seeing the prices of them

 

[Devious]

I had head it mentioned before that Nvidia were moing to a yearly cycle to make the most of the AI demands so probably true.

I hope so as easier to skip a generation and keeps things interesting in this forum.

 

[Dicehunter]

Tbf I think the Ti will last you through even with 'only' 12GB of vRam I don't think it'll be pushed that often. Same for me really with the XTX and UW, I just won't have any vRam issues just a crap upscaling one

(which hopefully the lazy ******** fix soon!)

You're back on the XTX ? weren't you just on your 3rd 4090 ? I can't keep up

 

[JediFragger]

You're back on the XTX ? weren't you just on your 3rd 4090 ? I can't keep up

Yeah man I like to keep things fresh