Nvidia Delays New RTX Graphics Cards and Pushes Back RTX 60-Series
Nvidia will not be launching any new graphics cards for gamers this year, with the RTX 60-series also facing delays due to the ongoing memory shortage impacting the supply chain.
Nvidia will not be releasing any new graphics cards for gamers in 2026, as reported by The Information. This includes the imminent RTX 60-series, which was initially set for mass production at the end of 2027.
Reason for Delay
The main cause for these setbacks is the ongoing memory shortage that is severely impacting the supply of DRAM modules. These components are being primarily consumed by AI servers, leaving minimal availability for the consumer market.
As per sources familiar with Nvidia’s plans, this announcement was expected but still brings disappointment to fans and gamers alike. The situation is expected to persist through 2026 and likely most of 2027, creating an uncertain future for the GPU market.
This development poses significant ramifications for PC gamers who are looking forward to new graphics advancements and enhancements.
