GoKawiilLeaker says Nvidia RTX 60 gaming GPUs delayed to 2028
Prominent hardware leaker Kopite7Kimi says Nvidia's next-generation RTX 60 series, built on the Rubin architecture, won't launch until 2028 at the earliest, later than the previously rumored late-2027 window. Nvidia declined to comment, saying it doesn't discuss rumors or unannounced products.
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If accurate, this means Nvidia's consumer GPUs would stay on the same TSMC 4N node for six straight years across three generations, a notable slowdown in advancing gaming hardware. It also suggests Nvidia is prioritizing data center and AI accelerator production, where demand and margins are currently far higher than in gaming.
- Kopite7Kimi, known for accurate Nvidia leaks, now predicts RTX 60 won't arrive before 2028
- Nvidia GPUs may remain on the TSMC 4N node through three generations, delaying a shift to 3N/3NP
- The delay may stem partly from a stalled RTX 50 Super refresh tied to GDDR7 memory supply issues
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