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.

Nvidia\'s top-end gaming graphics card RTX 5090 is nearing $10,000 in the United States as inventories at major channels run out and third-party listings drive prices higher. Some models are listed above $11,999, while even cheaper offerings are around $6,549. Prices have also jumped in Britain. Separately, a rumour suggests Nvidia may bring forward its next GeForce RTX 6000 series, code-named Rubin, though details and specifications are unconfirmed.