Nvidia's RTX 6000 GPUs rumored for 2028, not next year — and I think that makes a lot of sense given the RAM…
- Apparently Nvidia's not launching RTX 6000 GPUs until 2028
- A leaker claims that these graphics cards have been delayed from the 2027 debut Nvidia originally planned
- Pushing back these GPUs makes sense given the RAM crisis, and some gamers are happy to wait anyway
Nvidia has pushed back its timeframe for launching next-generation graphics cards for gamers, and we're now hearing they won't arrive until 2028.
As ever, all this is theoretical – Nvidia hasn't uttered a peep about its RTX 6000 GPUs officially – but according to Kopite7kimi, a well-known leaker on X (via TweakTown), these products are now destined for a 2028 release which "means they have postponed again."
In other words, Nvidia was supposedly looking at a launch for next year, but the leaker now believes that isn't the case.
Another leaker, Moore's Law is Dead on YouTube, recently said that Nvidia is...
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