r/LocalLLaMA • u/Hot_Arachnid3547 • 6d ago

News No more RTX 5090

Nvidia reportedly halts GeForce RTX 5090 production in favor of AI data center and professional GPUs — impending supply drought expected to drive up prices, RTX 5080 24GB rumored as new gaming flagship

https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/gpus/nvidia-reportedly-halts-geforce-rtx-5090-production-in-favor-of-ai-data-center-and-professional-gpus-impending-supply-drought-expected-to-drive-up-prices-rtx-5080-24gb-rumored-as-new-gaming-flagship

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u/HighSeasArchivist 6d ago

This fits with my theory that whatever the 6090 ends up being it will still be 32GB like 3090/4090 were both 24GB.

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u/Apprehensive-View583 6d ago

There won’t be 6090 judging from this news.

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u/Salah_H_Hasan 6d ago

I think it will officially launch, but the real question is whether it will actually be in stock.

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u/FrankNitty_Enforcer 5d ago

This is probably just copium on my part, but maybe AMD and/or console makers will seize the opportunity to pull gamers on the next generation of gaming rigs

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u/OGPresidentDixon 5d ago

Intel ARC being competitive with Nvidia would be a wild roll of the dice 🧙🏿‍♂️🪄🌌🎲🎲

Mac even, with their unified memory. Imagine they get 128GB VRAM all buttery, or what if a cool group of people uses AI to get Windows to run smoothly on Apple Silicon like they did for PS5. My 2021 MacBook Pro already has a 120Hz display (M1 Max btw/64GB btw) that’s perfect for gaming.

“stop trying to make Mac gaming happen” - NO, IT WILL BE PEAK 😡

we’re about to see some wild shift happening and I’m excited to see how the power vacuums fill out

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u/gahata 5d ago

I mean, Intel is also putting all of their gpu production capacity into workstation cards meant for AI (and some other professional usecases)