Nvidia's RTX 6000 GPUs rumored for 2028, not next year — and I think that makes a lot of sense given the RAM crisis
'I'd rather they delayed the launch to consumers': Nvidia's RTX 6000 GPUs are rumored for 2028, not next year, and gamers seem happy enough about that.
Nvidia has pushed back its plans for launching next-generation RTX 6000 GPUs until 2028, according to a leak. This delay is likely due to the ongoing RAM crisis, which has been worsening since 2026 and is expected to continue into 2027. The high prices of existing GPUs, such as the RTX 5080, are already exorbitant, with the RTX 5090 rumored to reach even higher prices.
The next-gen GPUs are expected to require more memory, potentially using larger VRAM modules like 3GB, 4GB, or even 6GB chips. Launching the RTX 6000 series in 2027 may not be the most sensible decision, as pricing and availability may still be challenging, especially considering the RAM crisis. Some gamers are skeptical about the next-gen GPUs due to their high cost and availability issues.
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