Nvidia is reportedly preparing for a huge leap in graphics performance, reported TweakTown. According to a new rumor, the GeForce series Blackwell GPUs planned for later this year will offer the “biggest ever” overall performance boost.
The source of this information is AGF on X, a leaker who has resurfaced after a period of silence. In a recent tweet highlighted by RedGamingTech on YouTube, AGF claims that the generation-to-generation performance boost will be the biggest advance Nvidia has ever made in consumer GPUs.
People is confused about Nvidia Blackwell top die gaming GPU memory bus and VRAM capacity. I can't say too much right now but gen-to-gen performance uplift is the biggest ever. Don't forget that Blackwell was designed to compete with a monster 3nm MCM RDN4. More to come soon…
— AGF (@XpeaGPU) March 13, 2024
The reason for this is supposedly because Blackwell was originally designed to compete against a monster RDNA 4 MCM flagship graphics card. However, AMD has since abandoned this strategy and is now focusing on mid-range RDNA 4. Nevertheless, according to AGF, Nvidia will continue to rely heavily on RTX 5000 GPUs. The Blackwell generation is expected to hold its own against RDNA 5, which is planned for 2025. However, there are still no concrete figures on the alleged performance leap. Rumor has it, however, that the RTX 5090 could be up to 70% faster than the RTX 4090. In terms of timing, it seems certain that the RTX 5090 is planned for 2024. It is reportedly already in the qualification phase and could be launched towards the end of the year, in the fourth quarter.
It remains to be seen whether the rumors turn out to be true and the RTX 5090 actually delivers this much performance. The pricing will then also be exciting, as it is to be expected that Nvidia will also demand a high price for such a large increase in performance.
Source: TweakTown
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