We don’t know when NVIDIA will launch the GeForce RTX 50, but the most reliable and accurate information I have clearly points to the end of this year. The launch of this new generation will be gradual as usual, which means that some models will arrive in 2024 and others in 2025.

In theory, the GeForce RTX 5080 should have arrived first throughout the month of Octoberand the GeForce RTX 5090 arrives just a few weeks later. The other models would be delayed by a few months, the middle and lower ones should arrive last in the second half of 2025, at least in theory.

I think this explains the confusion that has occurred at times, which has led some media to claim that the launch of the GeForce RTX 50 will go until 2025. The fact is that now there is a new rumor, which is nothing more to add. further confusion and a fairly reliable source says they believe we won’t see this next generation of graphics to CES, an event to be held in January 2025.

Why would NVIDIA wait until 2025 to launch GeForce RTX 50?

There is only one possible explanation, and that is that the company wants to leave a little more space for retailers and assemblers pure stock GeForce RTX 40. In this sense, the fact that AMD would postpone the launch of the Radeon RX 8000 to 2025 could also have an influence.

If we put the two keys into context, the delay makes sense. On the one hand, NVIDIA I would not rush to launch a new generation because as I said, AMD will not arrive with Radeon RX 8000 until 2025 and on the other hand because it has the market well covered with GeForce RTX 40. It would be more profitable to wait and clear the stock.

However, it’s important to keep in mind that right now nothing is confirmed and everything is a rumor, albeit with varying degrees of credibility. Personally, I think the most logical thing would be for NVIDIA to introduce the GeForce RTX 50 before the end of 2024and that the most powerful models will start arriving precisely in the fourth quarter, although of course I could be wrong because, as I told you, we have conflicting information right now.

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