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CES 2027, January 2027 (rumoured) · Reported mid-cycle refresh with 24GB of GDDR7 — 50% more memory than the RTX 5080. Originally expected around CES 2026, it missed a reported Q3 2026 window; recent reports say NVIDIA has the launch on hold over GDDR7 supply, with CES 2027 (January) the leading target. Not officially announced by NVIDIA.
CES 2027, January 2027 (rumoured) · Reported mid-cycle refresh with 24GB of GDDR7 — 50% more memory than the RTX 5070 Ti. Originally expected around CES 2026, it missed a reported Q3 2026 window; recent reports say NVIDIA has the launch on hold over GDDR7 supply, with CES 2027 (January) the leading target. Not officially announced by NVIDIA.
CES 2027, January 2027 (rumoured) · Reported mid-cycle refresh with 18GB of GDDR7 — 50% more memory than the RTX 5070. Originally expected around CES 2026, it missed a reported Q3 2026 window; recent reports say NVIDIA has the launch on hold over GDDR7 supply, with CES 2027 (January) the leading target. Not officially announced by NVIDIA.
June 2027 · Projected from the RX 9070 XT's ~820-day historical cycle. No announcement yet.
June 2027 · Projected from the RX 9070's ~820-day historical cycle. No announcement yet.
June 2027 · Projected from the RX 9070 GRE's ~367-day historical cycle. No announcement yet.
June 2027 · Projected from the RTX 5060 Ti's ~800-day historical cycle. No announcement yet.
July 2027 · Projected from the RTX 5060's ~800-day historical cycle. No announcement yet.
2028 (rumoured) · Next-generation Rubin-based NVIDIA flagship. Not announced by NVIDIA — leakers kopite7kimi and Kepler_L2 reported in September 2026 that the RTX 60-series has slipped from 2027 to 2028, with advanced-node capacity prioritised for AI accelerators amid the GDDR7 shortage.