
Nvidia GeForce RTX 5000 GPUs may not arrive next year
Nvidia’s leaked roadmap suggests it’ll break its usual two year release cadence and release the RTX 5000 series in 2025, not 2024 as was anticipated.

Not 2024 as is widely thought.
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Apple always gets first dibs, nothing different there.Seems more and more likely
With the news that AMD will be releasing rdna4 with only entry and mid range cards, Nvidia doesn't need a new high end GPU and also with the news out this week that Apple has secured all 3nm supply from Tsmc for the next 12 months means Nvidia can't get 3nm for new GPUs even if they wanted to
So it's less of a case of Nvidia doesn't want to make next Gen GPUs for us and probably more of a case of there is no commercial reason for it and also no ability to manufacture it until 2025
The omission of DP 2.1 from Ada makes me think it's likely there will be a refresh in 2024 even if they don't launch the Rtx 5000 series.
Isn't the 4090 gimped anyway, they can just release the full card at some point.
i see, maybe when the bubble bursts on the AI hype.4090 has 16k cores and the full die has 18k cores but that is used in the A6000 which they sell for £6000+, They'd be shooting themselves in the foot slapping a 4090Ti badge on it and selling it for less than half.
churning out graphics card rumors has become a full time job it seems
They already do that as they don't support Titan or Quadro (A-series) drivers. Also crippled 4090's with the lack of NVLINK, slowly crippling their so called top pro use card more and more each series. They tricked us all really.They could easily release a 4090ti with all cores and just gimp the drivers so it isnt usable for A6000 work.