And once again, the news comes from our colleagues at Videocardz. We suspect that the closer we get to CES 2025, the more regular the news should be about NVIDIA’s next graphics cards. Here we see what could well be the PCB for the future RTX 5090, with a GB-202 chip labelled sample. This chip is expected to have 21,760 CUDA cores and a surface area of 744 mm².
This new generation of graphics cards will benefit from Samsung’s GDDR7 memory chips, and the RTX 5090 could have up to 32GB of memory, with 16 x 2GB chips running at 28Gbps. We know that this new generation will be announced at CES 2025, as NVIDIA has also confirmed it. It remains to be seen in what order the cards will arrive, will NVIDIA once again start with its top-of-the-range model, the RTX 5090?
Earlier in the week, the packaging for the GALAX RTX 5080 leaked. GALAX, or KFA2 for the European branch, is a brand that we particularly appreciate for its design qualities and, above all, its price, which is often more affordable than the competition.
The packaging remains in the spirit of the brand, and we can’t wait to enjoy NVIDIA’s announcements at CES 2025.
