Tom’s Hardware
Role in each timeline
- GeForce and DLSS: From the RTX 50 Launch to 3D-Guided Neural Rendering
Published a report on RTX 5090 retail inventory.
- Nvidia Data Center GPUs: Hopper, Blackwell and Vera Rubin
Published the articles reporting NVIDIA’s statements.
Tom’s Hardware across every timeline
Every dated entry that names Tom’s Hardware, from all 2 timelines, newest first.
- Reports say Micron moved away from 2GB GDDR7 for RTX 50 cards Report
VideoCardz reported that Micron appeared to be moving away from its 2GB GDDR7 memory chips, including the 28 Gbps part already used on some GeForce RTX 50 graphics cards.
on GeForce and DLSS: From the RTX 50 Launch to 3D-Guided Neural Rendering - Leaker puts the next GeForce generation in 2028, a year later than before Report
A leaker with a record on Nvidia's plans said the GR20x family - the Rubin-based gaming GPUs expected to become the GeForce RTX 60 series - is now a 2028 product, moved from the second half of 2027. Nvidia has not announced the consumer Rubin lineup, its product names or a launch date.
on GeForce and DLSS: From the RTX 50 Launch to 3D-Guided Neural Rendering - Online GeForce RTX 5090 availability becomes limited Report
Tom’s Hardware reported that Micro Center still had GeForce RTX 5090 cards available around the average selling price. VideoCardz reported that NVIDIA’s flagship was becoming difficult to buy through normal online channels.
on GeForce and DLSS: From the RTX 50 Launch to 3D-Guided Neural Rendering - NVIDIA says its roadmap is intact Response
NVIDIA said, “Our roadmap is intact.” Tom’s Hardware published the statement in an article about the Rubin Ultra Kyber NVL144 rack.
on Nvidia Data Center GPUs: Hopper, Blackwell and Vera Rubin