Release of NVIDIA GeForce RTX 6090 Delayed by Years
12:29, 22.09.2026
NVIDIA’s next-generation flagship graphics card based on the Rubin architecture will hit the market significantly later than expected. New data from reliable sources indicates that the company has decided to shift its focus and is in no rush to update its gaming lineup.
Insider Conflict: 2027 or 2028?
Recently, an insider, Moore’s Law Is Dead, claimed that NVIDIA is aiming for the first half of 2027 for the launch of the GeForce RTX 60 series. However, well-known insider kopite7kimi refuted this data, stating that the Rubin GPUs remain a "2028 product."
Other analysts, including Jukan, also confirmed that there is practically no chance of an early release for the RTX 6090.
AI Priority and the Component Market Crisis
The delay in release is driven by two factors: TSMC capacity shortage and high memory prices. The cost of DRAM and SSDs remains high, and in such conditions, building a PC becomes too expensive for average users. So, gaming flagships are not to be expected anytime soon.