February 8, 2026 17:33
🤖 According to authoritative sources, this year will be the first in 30 years when NVIDIA will not release new versions of video cards for games.
The RTX 50 SUPER was originally scheduled to debut at CES in January, but was pushed back to the third quarter of 2026.According to new data, they have already moved it to 2027.This is all due to a shortage of DRAM memory, which is now primarily soldered into AI solutions that are more profitable for the company.The RTX 60 series, codenamed Rubin, scheduled for late 2027, will also be postponed.
But here I see only a positive moment.There are no new video cards - that means no one will write them in the system requirements.They will at least do optimization.The graphics themselves have been standing still for 5 years.This is debatable, but I have never seen anything noticeably more graphic than Cyberpunk 2077, and at the time of its release the RTX40 had not even been released. #game
The RTX 50 SUPER was originally scheduled to debut at CES in January, but was pushed back to the third quarter of 2026.According to new data, they have already moved it to 2027.This is all due to a shortage of DRAM memory, which is now primarily soldered into AI solutions that are more profitable for the company.The RTX 60 series, codenamed Rubin, scheduled for late 2027, will also be postponed.
But here I see only a positive moment.There are no new video cards - that means no one will write them in the system requirements.They will at least do optimization.The graphics themselves have been standing still for 5 years.This is debatable, but I have never seen anything noticeably more graphic than Cyberpunk 2077, and at the time of its release the RTX40 had not even been released. #game
