Abstract:
According to the latest statement from well-known uncle party Kopite7kimi, NVIDIA's next-generation GeForce gaming graphics card has been postponed again. The GR20x gaming GPU family based on Rubin architecture will be postponed from the original scheduled release in the second half of 2027 to 2028.
GR20x is considered to be NVIDIA's gaming GPU family based on the Rubin architecture, and will also form the future GeForce RTX 60 series. It should be noted that NVIDIA has not officially announced the consumer Rubin product line, naming method or release date, and this is still in the breaking stage.
It is understood that Kopite7kimi is famous for leaking NVIDIA product information several months in advance. This time he expressed a very direct statement on the change of schedule: "Unfortunately, GR20x is a 2028 product, which means they have postponed it again."
He also said that further updates will be reduced until more precise information is obtained. It is worth mentioning that the preliminary specifications of the RTX 50 SUPER were also released by him before, and the product was eventually postponed.
Looking back at the timeline, Kopite7kimi had previously called GR20x Nvidia's gaming version of the Rubin family and gave a release window of "the second half of 2027". This was the clearest information about Nvidia's next-generation GeForce graphics card at the time.
This revelation also corroborates another report earlier this week. The whistleblower Kepler_L2 claimed at the time that Nvidia's next-generation gaming graphics cards and most of AMD's next-generation independent graphics card product lines have been postponed to 2028.
However, when Kepler_L2 broke the news, Kopite7kimi did not confirm whether his previous timetable for 2027 had also changed. Now the two people's statements have officially converged.
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