If your current PC upgrade plans revolve around waiting for new Nvidia RTX 6000 graphics cards, I've got bad news for you. While the company's current release cadence would point towards a new generation of GPUs in 2027, rumours are already suggesting 60-series models won't happen until 2028. At the same time, whispers are pointing towards an April launch for the green team's new DLSS 4.5 Dynamic Multi-Frame Generation tech, and I reckon the latest AI tool should be what we're talking about instead.
The RTX 60-series rumors come courtesy of The Information, with the publication referencing previous RTX 50 Super series delays (via Reddit). According to the report, "Nvidia managers changed plans" while also delaying the current gen refresh, "without offering a new timeline." As a result, the outlet's source says the situation will "push back the release Nvidia's next gen gaming GPU," which they say was supposed to "enter mass production at the end of 2027."
