Speculations Rise Over NVIDIA’s Blackwell GPUs: Unofficial Listings Hint at RTX 50 Series

Anticipation grows as the computing world awaits NVIDIA's next big move. Rumors about their "Blackwell" GPUs promise to redefine computing performance. However, a recent listing by AFOX, a Taiwan-based company, not an official NVIDIA partner, may have stirred the pot further.

Previously, AFOX had gained attention for its "questionable" ECC listings. A case in point was their listing of the Radeon RX 5950 in 2020, which never materialized. This history leaves many skeptical about the recent listings of NVIDIA GeForce RTX 50 series models, ranging from RTX 5050 to the RTX 5090 Ti.

Though the tech community is intrigued by these claims, it's critical to note that NVIDIA has not yet solidified its plans for the RTX 50 series. Moreover, with the RTX 40 series still being a fresh addition to the market, the next-gen GPUs may remain on the horizon for a while.

Simultaneously, whispers about an "Ada Lovelace" refresh are making rounds, with a speculated release around 2025. As the narrative unfolds, it becomes clear that only time will reveal NVIDIA's actual plans for its future GPU series.