Inno3D Confirms CES 2025 as Launch Window for NVIDIA RTX 50 Series GPUs
The NVIDIA RTX 50 series GPUs are set to make their official debut at CES 2025, according to a recent slip from an Inno3D representative during a livestream. While NVIDIA has yet to confirm this launch date, the announcement aligns with industry expectations and previous release patterns.
What Happened?
During a Black Friday livestream hosted by the Pichau YouTube channel, an Inno3D representative unintentionally hinted that the RTX 5090 might be available in just three weeks. Realizing the implications, she quickly clarified, stating that the official launch would take place at CES 2025, where NVIDIA is expected to announce the flagship GPUs.
This timeline suggests that board partners like Inno3D may already have the RTX 5090 and other RTX 50 series cards for testing, enabling them to prepare custom designs for launch shortly after NVIDIA’s Founders Edition reveal.
What to Expect from CES 2025?
Here’s what NVIDIA is likely to showcase at the event:
Flagship Models: GeForce RTX 5090 and 5080, alongside the 5090D for the Chinese market.
Follow-Up Releases: RTX 5070 Ti and 5070 are rumored to launch a month later, with 60-series cards arriving in Q1 2025.
Enhanced Features: The RTX 50 series is expected to leverage NVIDIA’s Blackwell architecture, offering significant performance improvements and power efficiency.
CES 2025 will set the stage for NVIDIA to highlight its latest advancements in GPU technology, giving both gamers and professionals a glimpse of what the next generation of graphics cards can achieve. With increased competition from AMD and Intel, the RTX 50 series will likely emphasize innovations in ray tracing, DLSS, and AI-driven performance.
While the accidental confirmation by Inno3D adds excitement, official announcements from NVIDIA will clarify the timeline and performance expectations. CES 2025 promises to be a landmark event for PC hardware enthusiasts and gamers alike.
What features or performance improvements are you hoping to see in the RTX 50 series? Share your thoughts below!
