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NVIDIA is focusing on ray tracing with a rumored 2.5x gen-on-gen performance boost as its target - but next-gen GPUs may turn up later than we thought.

Most of NVIDIA's Blackwell GPUs should be around the 30%-40% mark for gains, but the RTX 5090 could be cranked up a lot more - although so might its price.

Nvidia's upcoming RTX 50-series graphics cards are undoubtedly going to rival some of the best GPUs. Here's what we know about them.

We'll probably see the RTX 5090 when Nvidia is ready to release next-gen GPUs, but I hope it doesn't repeat the mistakes of the RTX 4090.

NVIDIA's next-gen GeForce RTX 50 series 'Blackwell' GPUs will be 'ready to launch' in Q4 2024 if NVIDIA wanted to, depends on AMD's next-gen RDNA 4.

NVIDIA's next-gen GeForce RTX 50 series 'Blackwell' gaming GPUs will have DisplayPort 2.1 connectivity, supporting up to 4K 240Hz and 8K 120Hz.

A half-kilobit memory bus on Big Blackwell? Probably not on a GeForce GPU, anyway.

Nvidia pushes the limits of GPU performance with each new generation, but somehow, I can't find it in me to be excited for RTX 50-series.

While early reports have already claimed that Nvidia will wait until 2025 to release the RTX 5090, the first rumours about the upcoming GPU are already making the rounds online - including reports that it could be as much as 70% faster than the RTX 4090.

A new leak suggests NVIDIAs next-generation GeForce RTX 5090 could be 170% quicker than its predecessor, thanks to five serious upgrades.