<ul><li>Rumors suggest Nvidia's RTX 5050 desktop GPU may use slower GDDR6 VRAM instead of GDDR7.</li><li>Specs include 8GB GDDR6 VRAM, 2,560 CUDA Cores, and a 128-bit memory bus along with 130W power consumption.</li><li>The RTX 5050 is expected for both desktop and laptop use, with potential arrival in April or May.</li><li>RTX 5060 models are also rumored, with variations in VRAM and CUDA Cores mentioned.</li><li>Potential comparison with Intel's Arc B580 graphics card raising concerns about RTX 5050's performance.</li><li>There is speculation about clock speed improvements to compensate for slower VRAM in the RTX 5050.</li><li>Nvidia may target an affordable price for the RTX 5050 to regain gamer goodwill amidst lackluster Blackwell GPU launches.</li><li>Rumors hint at a possible MSRP of $199 or $249 for the RTX 5050 in the US.</li><li>Performance speculation at this stage is premature, and the actual pricing will play a crucial role in evaluating the RTX 5050.</li><li>The RTX 5050 could potentially compete with Intel's B580 and offer a budget-friendly gaming GPU.</li></ul>

RTX 5050 rumors detail full spec of desktop graphics card, suggesting Nvidia may use slower video RAM – but I wouldn’t panic yet

Discover more