NVIDIA May Unveil $2999 GeForce RTX 6090 at CES 2027

NVIDIA may be preparing for significant changes in the supply of its flagship gaming graphics cards. According to reports, the company has completely halted shipments of GB202 GPUs to partners producing consumer models. This decision is believed to be related to the reallocation of production capacity toward more profitable data center accelerators, as well as preparations for the next generation of GeForce. One possible scenario is the unveiling of the GeForce RTX 6090 at CES 2027 in January, with sales beginning in late January or early February. We estimate the recommended retail price of the new flagship to be $2999. The exact release date and specifications of the RTX 6090 will only be known after NVIDIA’s official announcement.

According to preliminary data, the GeForce RTX 6090 may use the GR202 GPU manufactured using TSMC’s 3nm N3P or N3X process, while the GeForce RTX 5090 is based on the GB202 GPU using TSMC’s 4N process. The transistor count is expected to increase from 92,2 billion to over 150 billion, an increase of approximately 63%. The number of Tensor Cores may increase from 680 to 768, and AI compute performance may increase from 3352 to over 5000 AI TOPS. GDDR7…