Nvidia RTX 6090 Release Date Delayed Again, Now Targeting 2028

Reliable leaker kopite7kimi has contradicted Moore's Law Is Dead's (MLID) claim that Nvidia is planning to launch its next-gen GeForce RTX 60 series GPUs in H1 2027. According to MLID, the RTX 6090 would have a release date sometime in the first half of 2027, utilizing Nvidia's Rubin GPU architecture.

kopite7kimi has now reported that this is unlikely, stating that the GR20X Rubin gaming GPUs won't be available until 2028. This contradicts MLID's report which claimed that people assuming a 2028 RTX 60 series launch were 'just WRONG'.

MLID's Nvidia source had previously alleged that the RTX 6090 was originally targeting 2026 but was delayed to allow Nvidia to use as much TSMC capacity as possible for AI chips. However, kopite7kimi's report suggests that this delay has been extended further.