NVIDIA is soon set to launch its much awaited RTX 5060 desktop graphics card. But this is not only GPU that the company is ready to reveal.
Reports suggest that two mobile variants for laptops, RTX 5050 and RTX 5060, will be declared within two weeks, as clarified by press materials from many laptop manufacturers including Lenovo, LG and Razar.
Lenovo recently performed an IdeaPad Pro 5, with an unboxing video feature RTX 5050, and LG has specified its gram Pro laptop for 2025, it will also include GPU, which is available for pre-order in the second quarter of the year. The new razor blade 16 will also be equipped with RTX 5060 mobile GPU.
Gamers are already curious to see how the new RTX 5060 desktop GPU performs. Both RTX 5050 and 5060 mobile GPU are rumored to come up with 8 GB VRAM, which may not actually be enough in an era where new games demand more memory. NVIDIA is said to have opted for old, inexpensive technology for the lower-end version. Rumors indicate that RTX 5050 may use old GDDR6 memory instead of more state -of -the -art GDDR7 found in other blackwell graphics cards. This raises questions about the performance level of laptops equipped with RTX 5050, especially for budget-conscious games in search of cheap gaming options.
Despite the promising revelation, there is a concern for availability. Tekardar The report stated that NVIDIA’s RTX 50 series graphics cards have faced extensive supply shortage since the launch in March. As a release date for these new mobile GPUS approaches, it will be important for Nvidia to ensure a stable supply to meet the anticipated demand from gamers eager for cheap gaming laptops. Pricing is another subject about which fans are concerned, as the price of desktop GPU in the Blackwell series is significantly higher than its predecessors, which is for a slight difference in performance.
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