NVIDIA's unreleased GeForce RTX 4090 Ti graphics card has its IO bracket available online (again) but now we wait for the next-gen RTX 5090.

Recent Nvidia RTX 50 series GPU rumors and specifications have caught our attention. Could the RTX 5080 be the most cut-down 80-class GPU compared to the

Last week, the leaker known as kopite7kimi — known for his accurate predictions — revealed on X (formerly Twitter) the likely final specifications for Nvidia’s next-gen RTX 5080 and 5090 GPUs.

Nvidia RTX 5090, and RTX 5080 with 16GB VRAM, could arrive at CES 2025, and we've had some extra spec details spilled.

Nothing has been confirmed regarding the demise of the RTX 4090, but since Nvidia will likely announce Blackwell GeForce at CES in January, the timing seems right. Ending production now will give Nvidia's partners the holiday period to move its existing inventory and enter the new year with empty shelves that can be filled with new, expensive GPUs.

Nvidia’s RTX 5080 was recently rumored to be getting 16GB of VRAM – speculation that did not go down well with PC gamers, as it’s an amount no better than the RTX 4080 – but fresh word from the grapevine is the next-gen graphics card could also arrive in a 24GB flavor.

A new report by a popular leaker suggests that the RTX 5080 could possibly come in two VRAM variants, but there is a catch.