Abstract:
There have been multiple rumors that Nvidia's RTX 60 series graphics cards are scheduled to be released in late 2027 to 2028 as the memory crisis has intensified in the past few months. However, it now appears that Nvidia plans to release this series of graphics cards earlier than expected. The latest news is that Nvidia plans to launch GeForce RTX 60 series graphics cards and Rubin gaming architecture in the first half of 2027.
Hardware news channel "Moore's Law is Dead" quoted internal sources from Nvidia as saying that the RTX 60 series is still targeting 2027, with specific plans pointing to the first half of the year. The relevant launch window had been approved months ago, and the company has set clear milestones for this goal.
"The project is still planned to launch in 2027. In fact, at present, it is targeted to launch in the first half of 2027. The project was approved a few months ago and specific milestones have been set to ensure a smooth launch in 2027."
At the same time, very little is known about the next generation of RTX graphics cards, because Nvidia is really guarding against leaks this time.
Moore’s Law Is Dead One small detail we have learned from various sources is that the top configuration in the Rubin architecture, the RTX 6090, will have some interesting features in its physical design that will differentiate it from previous flagship products.
Considering the current price of the RTX 5090, it is unclear how outrageous the price of the RTX 60 series will be
It's unclear whether the 6090 is a chipset design or highly AI-oriented hardware, but as the Rubin architecture release date approaches, we may learn more from the tipster.
Previously leaked information also showed that RTX 60 performance will be 35% higher than the previous generation, and ray tracing performance will be doubled. These specs are also not confirmed by Nvidia.
Comments