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Rumor suggests Nvidia’s planned launch timeframe for laptops with RTX 5000 GPUs got pushed back - what does this mean for PC gamers?
- Rumors suggest Nvidia's launch timeframe for RTX 5000 laptops got delayed from January to March, and even April for lower-tier notebooks.
- Chip production issues and prioritization of AI graphics cards over gaming GPUs may be contributing factors to the delay.
- Concerns about Nvidia's stock levels for Blackwell GPUs are rising among PC gamers.
- Reportedly, Nvidia planned to debut high-end Blackwell laptops in January, but now they are set for March.
- Mid-to-low-end notebooks with RTX 5070 were rescheduled from March to April.
- Speculation points to Nvidia's stretched R&D resources, with focus on AI servers causing delays in gaming products.
- Possible reasons for delay also include performance issues and screen problems with the laptop GPUs.
- Uncertainties remain about whether the release date of RTX 5000 laptops could be further extended.
- Rumors about stock concerns for RTX 5070 and 5060 desktop models add to worries about Blackwell gaming GPUs.
- Overall, the delay and uncertainties surrounding Nvidia's Blackwell launch are causing concern and skepticism.
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