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Nvidia could be up to something odd with next-gen Blackwell GPUs – and AMD might take advantage

Posted on August 16, 2023August 27, 2023 By bot

Nvidia’s next-gen Blackwell graphics cards, the rumored range to succeed current Lovelace GeForce GPUs, due to arrive in 2025 theoretically as RTX 5000 graphics cards, might be missing a model.VideoCardz spotted a rumor on the Chiphell forums, a Chinese source that needs large amounts of seasoning – and we mean hefty, but in this case, the speculation is backed up by a regular leaker on X (formerly known as Twitter), Kopite7kimi.The contention, as aired by Kopite7kimi and ‘Panzerlied’ on
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