NVIDIA expects to launch GeForce 50 series GPUs with performance improvements of up to 50% in the fourth quarter of this year

According to news from this site on January 6, Moore's Law is Dead (MLID) recently released a video, believing that Nvidia will launch the GeForce 5000 series GPU in the fourth quarter of 2024 or the first quarter of 2025.

MLID revealed that NVIDIA has not yet decided on the final specifications of the GeForce 5000 series graphics cards, but he believes that the performance improvement is relatively small, and there will not be a performance leap from Ampere to Lovelace. .

MLID believes in the video that the performance of GeForce 5000 series graphics cards will be improved by up to 50%, and he previously predicted that the performance of RTX 4090 Ti (not yet launched) will be improved by 80%-100%.

The leaker also addressed the issue of pricing, stating that Nvidia may adopt a more flexible pricing strategy on GeForce 5000 models depending on a variety of factors.

NVIDIA plans to hold a press conference on January 8 and is expected to launch the SUPER series of graphics cards. This site previously reported that MLID revealed:

The NVIDIA RTX 4080 SUPER is priced at US$999 (note from this site: currently approximately 7,153 RMB) or US$1,199 (currently approximately 8,585 RMB)

RTX 4070 Ti SUPER is $799 (currently about 5721 yuan)

RTX 4070 SUPER is $599 (currently about 4289 yuan)

The price of the current RTX 4070 will be adjusted from $599 to 549 US dollars (currently about 3931 yuan).

VideoCardz has recently released the parameter information of the RTX 40 SUPER series of graphics cards:

RTX 4080 SUPER is equipped with 10240 CUDA core and 16GB 23Gbps 256bit GDDR6X video memory

RTX 4070 Ti SUPER is equipped with 8448 CUDA cores and 16GB 21Gbps 256bit GDDR6X memory

RTX 4070 SUPER is equipped with 7168 CUDA cores and 12GB 21Gbps 192bit GDDR6X memory.

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