Nvidia's New Generation Graphics Card RTX5090D Rumored to Launch in 2025

TapTechNews July 16th news, a source on X platform @hongxing2020 disclosed that Nvidia has prepared a new generation of 90D graphics card RTX5090D and is expected to be launched in January 2025.

The previous generation 90D card RTX4090D of Nvidia was released at the end of 2023 and went on the market in early 2024. In other words, the leaker believes that RTX5090D will debut one year after the advent of RTX4090D.

Compared to the original RTX4090, RTX4090D did not adjust the memory specification, still being 24GB GDDR6X memory with 384bit 21Gbps, but the core specification has significantly shrunk:

The number of SMs in RTX4090D decreased from 128 groups to 114 groups, and the number of CUDA units decreased from 16384 to 14592 (TapTechNews note: about 11% reduction).

In addition, the base frequency of RTX4090D slightly increased from 2.23 GHz to 2.28 GHz, the boost frequency remains unchanged, and the TGP power consumption of the graphics card decreased from 450W to 425W.

Judging from the current news, the RTX5090 standard graphics card will be equipped with the Blackwell architecture GB202 GPU based on TSMC's 4N custom process and carry 448bit GDDR7 memory, and the power consumption is expected to reach 500W.