Looks like a graphics card fan NVIDIA Our wait for the next generation of GeForce will be longer than previously anticipated. Well-known insider Kopite7kimi reports that the GR20x series of gaming GPUs related to the future Rubin architecture and GeForce RTX 60 series are said to be only planned for release in 2028. Previously, the source said it expected the release to be in the second half of 2027.
This information comes shortly after another report about a possible port for next-generation NVIDIA gaming GPUs. Recently, Kepler_L2 insider also claimed that Rubin Products suitable for the consumer market may not appear until 2028. Now this news has been further confirmed by Kopite7kimi, who himself had previously stated that it would be released in 2027.
The code name GR20x may hide a series of gaming chips based on the Rubin architecture. Future video cards are expected to be built on this basis. NVIDIA GeForce RTX 60. At the same time, NVIDIA has not officially launched the consumer version of Rubin, has not yet confirmed the name of RTX 60, and has not announced the release date of the corresponding graphics card. Therefore, all current information should be considered unofficial information only.
Back in January, Kopite7kimi claimed that the GR20x was specifically targeted at the gaming sector and that the corresponding graphics card was expected to be launched in the second half of 2027. At that time it was thought that a new generation could replace NVIDIA GeForce RTX 50 About three years after they appeared.
Things have changed now. “Unfortunately, GR20x is a 2028 product. That means they are delayed again.”“,” the insider said, adding that he plans to share information less frequently in the future until clearer data is available. So even though NVIDIA’s original timeline did call for a 2027 release of the RTX 60, current plans have reportedly been pushed back to at least next year.
The reasons for the proposed transfer have not yet been officially announced. Previous reports of delays to the next generation of GeForce have been linked to memory shortages and NVIDIA’s need to prioritize the production of artificial intelligence accelerators. Back in early 2026, there was news that RTX 60 production could be delayed until 2028 precisely in the context of memory supply issues, but at that time we were mainly talking about preliminary plans and forecasts.
That said, the RTX 60’s delay means the current generation may have an unusually long lifespan. NVIDIA continues development of GeForce RTX 50 series, plans mid-range model RTX 50 Super It has changed several times. There were previous reports that the release of some of these graphics cards may be delayed due to the situation in the memory market.
It’s also important to consider that the Rubin architecture already officially exists in the NVIDIA ecosystem, but that doesn’t mean consumer-grade RTX 60 graphics cards are confirmed. The company uses Rubin mainly as a platform for accelerators and artificial intelligence systems; NVIDIA’s official report shows that Rubin products will begin shipping in the second half of fiscal year 2027. The GR20x game series has yet to be announced.
If current information from insiders is accurate, the full next-generation GeForce will only appear in 2028. However, NVIDIA has yet to confirm the fact of the transfer itself or the expected release date of the RTX 60, so the final date could still change.