Recent announcements reveal that NVIDIA will unveil its entire GeForce RTX 50 GPU range, including the 5090, 5080, 5070, and 5060 series, in the first quarter of 2025. The information comes from some Chinese sources reporting that NVIDIA seems to have finalized the launch plan for its GeForce RTX 50 “Blackwell” GPU line. According to this new rumour, the green team is said to have not one, not two, but multiple GPU launches planned by the first quarter of 2025 to showcase its dominance in every gaming segment.
The latest news reveals that the release dates for NVIDIA’s RTX 50 series are mostly confirmed. This time, the various models in the RTX 50 series may be launched fairly quickly, with an almost monthly release schedule. Based on available information, the estimated release timeline is as follows: The provisional release dates for the RTX 50 series have been set. At CES in January 2025, NVIDIA will launch the RTX 5090D and 5080 series. In February, the RTX 5070TI and 5070 series will be released, followed by the RTX 5060TI and 5060 series in March. This means that the entire lineup will be released by the end of the first quarter of 2025. No SUPER models are planned at this time.
The report also states that NVIDIA will not launch any SUPER models initially, which is predictable since SUPER refreshes usually come one or two years after the standard line. The new SUPER update will likely feature 3 GB VRAM to provide higher memory capabilities for gamers.
