We know that the RTX 50 Blackwell series has been the subject of numerous rumours for quite some time, but apparently, news continues to emerge. According to what was communicated by the Chinese manufacturer Hasee, the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060 “Blackwell” GPU for laptops could represent a significant upgrade over the RTX 4060. This information was released by Golden Pig Upgrade, which participated in a recent event organized by the Chinese laptop and PC manufacturer, Shenzhen Hasee Compute Co., or Hasee for short. During the event, the company’s president, Wu Haijun, discussed what can be expected from next-generation PCs and revealed some interesting information about the RTX 50 Blackwell line for laptops.
The NVIDIA GeForce RTX 50 “Blackwell” line is said to be the first on the market to support GDDR7 memory when it launches next year. But let’s look at Wu Haijun’s statements:
It is estimated that the next generation of products will have a relatively large improvement because it uses DDR7 symmetry, and the performance has been significantly improved. Since NVIDIA’s next-generation products have greatly reduced GPU power consumption, for example, the highest is 175, and next-generation products only need a maximum of 140 watts, and then is 115, the maximum is 115, the best is 25 watts, which is the reverse power consumption, so? At this moment, with the 40 series, 150-140 is needed, and then adding the full in the product and reducing to about 122 watts or so 20 watts, so, so, a future product will be happier with more products, thus the total system power consumption will be reduced by 40-50 watts for many products, its performance is only 150 watts, and now can far exceed the performance of the current product.
In short, it appears that the RTX 5060 Laptop will consume less than Ada Lovelace.
