Some newly surfaced rumors have potentially leaked pricing estimates for the upcoming Nvidia RTX 5000 series of graphics cards, as well as some technical specifications for the RTX 5090. If true, the RTX 5000 cards are shaping up to be exceptionally performant, but it seems Nvidia will charge a pretty penny for them.
The RTX 5000 lineup is expected to utilize Nvidia's Blackwell micro-architecture. As of right now, Nvidia is reportedly planning to unveil the higher-end RTX 5080 and 5090 cards at its CES 2025 keynote next January. While many gamers are anticipating a hefty performance uplift in the RTX 5000 cards, though, there's also some trepidation over how much they'll cost. Nvidia graphics cards have historically charged a premium over competitors, and it seems the RTX 5000 lineup is set to repeat that pattern.
Nvidia is reportedly taking its final supply orders for one of the company's most popular GeForce RTX graphics cards ever released.
Following the recent reports of a potential 24 GB variant of the RTX 5080, credible industry insider Moore's Law is Dead has now chimed in with some alleged pricing information for both the RTX 5080 and RTX 5090. In a newly released...
