RTX 50 Is Wild - Nvidia Blackwell Specs & Release Date

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RTX 50 Is Wild - Nvidia Blackwell Specs & Release Date
A ton of leaks regarding the RTX 50 series have made their way online over the last few months and if your subscribed you likely saw me breaking down the RTX 5090 and 5080, two very impressive GPUs with a bizarrely large performance gap that would even put the 40 series to shame,

But I digress.

As incredible as the RTX 5090 is suggesting over a 60% improvement to raster and possibly double for raytracing, the most impressive GPUs have yet to really be discussed in detail.

I’m talking about the 5080 Ti, 5070 Ti, 5070, and 5060, now I will reveal more information about the 5080 Ti soon, but suffice it to say I think gamers will be very excited to see the performance of this GPU. However right now I want to talk about the GPUs that us mere mortals can justify purchasing, how they will compare to current gen and next gen offerings, and why they might make the 50 series the best generation since the 10 series.

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[Gamer-qv]

I definitely disagree with you saying that the 5070 will be ok with 12GB VRAM. 12GB VRAM doesn’t cut it for a 70 class GPU anymore. Ideally, the 5070 should come with 16GB and the 5060 with 12GB. That would definitely make consumers happy and would result in way better sales and profit for Nvidia.

[neonomad]

I have skipped 40 sereis and I hope what you said is for real . As a 3070 owner I can say best thing nvidia can do with its 50 series is being heavy on vram. its the main reason I did not go for 4070 aswell.

Dude should change channel name to "wasteYourTime".

[Ngnv]

I am still using a 2080, so i have skipped 2 generations. 50-Series will be my upgrade.

[extremeheat]

Not a chance Nvidia will be lowering prices. They'd be undercutting their own last gen products which already sell for high markups. Just look at price of a 3090 today. They'll either keep the prices flat (and take a big margin) or increase them further.

[donutwindy]

Better performance, lower prices. I must be watching a video from 1985 because I'm pretty sure that doesn't happen anymore.

[FishBulb]

1080ti still going strong. These prices are ridiculous.

[tungstentaco]

Based on what they did with previous xx60 cards, maybe we'll get a clamshell 24Gb version of the 5060Ti. Wouldn't be any visible improvement over the 12Gb card in gaming, but would be very attractive for budget production and ai workloads.

[MODFARMER]

It’s that time of year again for YouTubers to start throwing out “this could be the best generation yet” and “ this will be a good boost in performance over last generation” I feel like I’m stuck in a time loop. Well no duh. I would hope it’s better. I’m so tired of these over hyped, over priced sales gimmicks

[pacspecific]

Yo guys its the $699 leaker RTX 50 info. No GPU are costing $700 this time bbudd

[hiimskye]

I really hope you're right on $700 for the 70ti, it's sickening to say that sounds stomachable, but the industry is garbage & I'd pick up those specs at that price

[cszulu]

I hope they fixed the power plug issues . For.gaminh and ai, a 48gb ram ddr7 would be perfect .

[Gamer-qv]

The process node will be a massive factor in determining the performance of the RTX 50 Series. Since nothing has been confirmed yet, TSMC 3nm is still a possibility. It's definitely possible that the data centre chips and gaming GPUs could use a different process node despite being on the same architecture. If they do go for a TSMC 3nm node, it will likely be a custom 3N node to maximise the performance of the 50 Series.

[FrostyBud]

if 5070ti is more powerful than 7900xtx and is 700 dollars, I would buy it. I was not going to pay 800 dollars for a 12 gb 7900xtx in early 2023. 4080 was being scalped as well. so I got 7900xtx at 1000 instead. I do wanna try DLSS as last time I only tried it with dlss 2 on my 3070ti. If nvidia has good prices I would go back.

[fearletz]

introducing the rtx 7090 at only 2999.99!
We love gamers*

-Nvidia

[AndyViant]

Why would the new 5080 with 35% more performance, lower power consumption, more features and double the ray tracing and AI capability come in at $899 when 4080's are selling for $949 now, as a two year old product?

Also why would 5070 Ti sell for $699 when it outperforms the 4080 by 35%? Even more so, why would it be priced at that when the 4070 Ti Super is going for $779, and it's going to beat that by over 40%. Who sells a 40% better product over 10% cheaper while still selling the old product side by side?

The scenarios are simple: there's huge discounts on the 4070 Super Ti and 4080 to come at latest in October/November to clear out stock, which won't work as people will just wait until the next gen is released. Just like we saw with RDNA2 stock still being shifted.

The 5000 series will be overpriced by hundreds of dollars over these estimates to begin with, just like the 4000 series Nvidia and 7000 series Radeons were.

Or those prices are hopelessly wrong.

[JustGromski]

I kinda upgrade every other gen, been looking forward to the 50 series so much. Currently running a 3060 and will be upgrading to the 5090 or 5080 depending on how ling I want to wait to build my new pc lol

[budthecyborg]

I built a second 7900XTX system this spring banking on the idea that we won't have a significantly faster and better value raster GPU than the 7900XTX until the 5080/5090 drops in price most likely sometime in 2026, by which time "hopefully" RDNA5 will be right around the corner, so the whole 5000 series is still basically a wash from a value perspective.

[JellowGelo]

I miss those days when a 90 card caps at $1k