NVIDIA unveils GeForce RTX 50-series GPUs at CES 2025

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NVIDIA finally revealed its next-generation GeForce RTX 50 series graphics cards with the new Blackwell architecture at CES 2025.

The reveal happened during the company’s keynote speech by CEO Jensen Huang.

The GeForce RTX 50 series includes all the usual suspects, from the RTX 5070 to the top-of-the-line RTX 5090. NVIDIA has also decided to release a “titanium” edition alongside the primary card for the first time, which is fantastic. 

NVIDIA GeForce RTX 50-series: price, specs and availability

As for the price, new RTX 50 series cards are obviously more expensive, with the flagship RTX 5090 costing a whopping $1,999. 

Specs	RTX 5070	RTX 5070 Ti	RTX 5080	RTX 5090
GPU Name	Blackwell GB205-300	Blackwell GB203-300	Blackwell GB205-400	Blackwell GB202-300
CUDS Cores	6144	8960	10752	21760
GPU SMs	48	70	84	170
Memory Capacity	12GB GDDR7	16GB GDDR7	16GB GDDR7	32GB GDDR7
Memory Bus	192-bit	256-bit	256-bit	512-bit
Memory Speed	28 Gbps	28 Gbps	32 Gbps	28 Gbps
Bandwidth	672 GB/s	896 GB/s	960 GB/s	1792 GB/s
PCIe Interface	PCIe 5.0*16	PCIe 5.0*16	PCIe 5.0*16	PCIe 5.0*16
TGP	250W	300W	360W	575W
Price	$549	$749	$999	$1,999

However, NVIDIA eases the pain a bit with the RTX 5070 at $550, which is apparently capable of delivering RTX 4090-level performance, courtesy of AI, according to NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang. 

The RTX 5070 Ti will cost $750, and the 5080 will be $1,000.

Another important revelation is that the RTX 5090 is much smaller than its predecessor, the RTX 4090. The new card only has two slots and is suitable for smaller systems.

During the event, NVIDIA provided a few details on the new RTX 50-series cards.

However, a few crucial reveals were made after the event on NVIDIA’s website, such as the DLSS 4.0, which will be released alongside the new GPUs.

NVIDIA claims that DLSS 4.0 will improve performance by up to 8x. On Day 1, it will also support 75 games and apps, including big names like Diablo 4, Stalker 2, Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, and more

As for availability, in NVIDIA’s usual style, the big cards, the RTX 5090 and 5080 will arrive first on January 30, while the RTX 5070 and 5070 Ti will arrive in February.

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