Nvidia could finally launch GPUs people can actually afford
that won’t have your bank ringing you up in a panic if you buy them, then you’ll be pleased to see a new rumor that suggests Team Green could finally be preparing to launch affordable Lovelace GPUs., a well-known graphics card leaker on Twitter posted what they claim is Nvidia’s upcoming GPU launch schedule.
As you can see from the tweet below, MEGAsizeGPU suggests that Nvidia will release the RTX 4060 Ti desktop GPU at the end of May, then the 4050 in June. According to the leaker, a desktop 4060 GPU is also coming, but a launch date has not been decided yet.About time If these launch plans are real, then this is good news for PC gamers – and bad news for AMD, Nvidia’s rival, which has been cornering the market when it comes to the
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