https://www.techpowerup.com/322139/nvidia-to-only-launch-the-flagship-geforce-rtx-5090-in-2024-rest-of-the-series-in-2025
 
NVIDIA debuted the current RTX 40-series "Ada" in 2022, which means the company is expected to debut its next-generation in some shape or form in 2024, having refreshed it earlier this year. We've known for a while that the new GeForce RTX 50-series "Blackwell" could see a 2024 debut, which is going by past trends, would be the top-two or three SKUs, followed by a ramp up in the following year, but we're now learning through a new Moore's Law is Dead leak that the launch could be limited to just the flagship product, the GeForce RTX 5090, or the SKU that succeeds the RTX 4090.

Even a launch limited to the flagship RTX 5090 would give us a fair idea of the new "Blackwell" architecture, its various new features, and how the other SKUs in the lineup could perform at their relative price-points, because the launch could at least include a technical overview of the architecture. NVIDIA "Blackwell" is expected to introduce another generational performance leap over the current lineup. The reasons NVIDIA is going with a more conservative launch of GeForce "Blackwell" could be to allow the market to digest inventories of the current RTX 40-series; and to accord higher priority to AI GPUs based on the architecture, which fetch the company much higher margins.
 
Personally a single SKU launch in 2024 would not be a good idea in my opinion. NVIDIA could pocket more sales prior to the holidays with a multi-SKU release. 

Hate to see what a RTX 5090 will set me back for
 

I just am wondering what we see from AMD and how that could change the roadmap. If AMD does a multi card release or a sub $1,000 card that can beat a 4080 it could really change plans for NVIDIA.