Nvidia's Exciting News for Gamers: RTX 5090 Could Arrive Sooner Than Expected!
Gamers, get ready for some good news! Although Nvidia’s RTX 5080 GPU may not be released this year, sources suggest that the highly anticipated RTX 5090 could hit the shelves sooner than we thought. Initially rumored to launch later in 2024, the RTX 5090 might make its debut as early as October 2024.
Anticipated Launch at Computex and Possible Early Release for RTX 5090
According to multiple sources, fans of Nvidia’s graphics cards can expect the new Blackwell series to be unveiled at the upcoming Computex event. While the possibility of an RTX 5080 launch this year is still on the table, it seems more likely that only the flagship RTX 5090 will be gracing us with its presence.
One source indicated an early Q4 launch for the RTX 5090, while another hinted at the possibility of a Q3 surprise. Either way, it's looking promising that we'll see at least one next-gen Blackwell GPU before the year is out.
Boosted Performance for Blackwell Laptop GPUs
In addition to the desktop GPUs, Nvidia is reportedly working on improving the top-end mobile GPUs for the Blackwell series. The RTX 5080 mobile chip is expected to pack more power, moving up a tier compared to its Lovelace counterpart. Furthermore, Nvidia's use of GDDR7 for the video memory in both desktop and laptop GPUs signals a significant performance boost.
Launch Spacing and What it Means for Gamers
Traditionally, Nvidia spaces out the launches of its flagship GPUs and the subsequent models. However, if the RTX 5090 arrives as early as October, there's a possibility that the RTX 5080 could follow in late November or early 2025. This tighter launch spacing could mean more options for gamers looking to upgrade their systems.
Of course, with Nvidia’s focus on AI technology, the initial production of RTX 5000 GPUs may be limited. Gamers might have to act fast to secure these new powerful GPUs upon release. Nevertheless, the new Blackwell series promises exciting developments for both desktop and laptop gaming experiences.
Stay tuned for more updates on Nvidia's next-gen GPUs as Computex approaches and the gaming community eagerly anticipates the arrival of these powerhouses.
