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Nvidia Delays RTX 60 Series Launch to 2028

By Tech Desk · · Updated 2026-09-21 10:12 UTC
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Leaker Kopite7Kimi confirms the RTX 60 series delay to 2028, with Tom's Hardware revealing that Nvidia is diverting resources to its high-demand data center division. This strategic shift leaves consumers facing a prolonged wait and an RTX 5090 market where prices have surged past $9,000.

  • Tom's Hardware reports that Nvidia is prioritizing data center production due to memory constraints, effectively sidelining consumer hardware. Additionally, the outlet notes that the RTX 5090 has seen its street price skyrocket to over $9,000, leaving gamers with little choice but to hold onto their current cards until 2028.

    Source: Tom's Hardware

  • Leakers confirm the next-generation graphics cards are pushed back to 2028, citing ongoing memory shortages.

    Source: OC3D
Based on reporting by OC3D and Tom's Hardware, compiled by the Tradingbird desk.

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