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Nvidia enthusiasts and gaming laptop users, get ready for some exciting news! Recent leaks have given us a glimpse into Nvidia’s plans for the GeForce RTX 50 series, codenamed Blackwell, set to debut in 2025. These upcoming mobile GPUs are expected to bring a significant enhancement with the incorporation of GDDR7 memory, paving the way for improved performance and capabilities.
The leaked roadmap suggests a lineup that includes possible successors to the existing models, such as the GN22-X11 and GN22-X9, speculated to align with the GeForce RTX 5090 and 5080, each boasting 16GB of the new GDDR7 memory. This upgrade in memory configuration hints at enhanced performance capabilities without increasing memory capacity for lower-tier models.
Furthermore, the roadmap indicates potential successors to models like the GeForce RTX 4050, with the continuation of models like the RTX 3050 and RTX 4050 into 2025. There are talks about a GN22-X7 model with 12GB of GDDR7 memory, potentially the new RTX 5080, maintaining the memory configuration of the mid-range GPU lineup.
In terms of memory sizes, the leaked information suggests no significant changes across the new Blackwell models, indicating that users may have to wait until they scale up to the higher-tier RTX 5080 to access 16GB of memory. This aligned with Nvidia’s existing mobile Ada lineup, which offers 16GB memory configurations only in the flagship RTX 4090 Laptop.
Speculations point towards a potential CES 2025 announcement for the launch of these mobile Blackwell GPUs, marking their entry alongside Intel’s Arrow Lake and AMD’s Fire Range processors in the mobile market space. With the gaming industry eagerly awaiting this new lineup, the competition between Nvidia and rivals like Intel and AMD is expected to intensify, offering gamers a wide range of GPU options to power their gaming experiences.
Stay tuned for more updates on Nvidia’s upcoming GeForce RTX 50 series laptops with GDDR7 memory, set to revolutionize the mobile gaming landscape in 2025.
