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Nvidia DLSS 5 boosts speed, cuts memory load; will it embrace older GPUs
Nvidia has raised DLSS 5 performance again about a month after its previous improvement. It said the AI model that runs DLSS 5 now delivers double the performance while cutting video memory use in 4K by 20 percent. The update also reduces the model size by 24 percent. The new model rolls out from Oct. 16 across RTX 5000 GPUs, RTX Spark laptops and GeForce Now, with more game support scheduled.
Industry
Nvidia RTX 60 series seen launching in 2028, not next year, amid memory shortage factor
Nvidia\'s next-generation GeForce RTX 6000 series could launch in 2028, later than previously expected, according to a new claim. TechRadar reported that leaker Kopite7kimi said the schedule appears to have been delayed again, conflicting with earlier talk of a 2027 release. The report points to tightening memory supply and rising prices as key factors. High-end models may need more memory, while current RTX 5080 prices are also seen as a burden.
Industry
Desktop GPU prices may rise again. What to buy now and which models to consider
Expectations are growing that desktop GPU prices could rise again in the second half of 2026, driven by higher video memory prices and price adjustments in regional distribution networks. Japan distributor CFD warned of possible price increases for Gigabyte graphics cards of 20 to 40 percent. Prices for 16GB models have risen more than smaller-memory products, while some midrange models such as RTX 5070 and Radeon RX 9070 have been relatively stable.
