NVIDIA's Rubin RTX 60 Family Said to Be Pushed to 2028

A respected leaker, Kopite7kimi, has posted that NVIDIA's next RTX 60 family, codenamed Rubin and identified as GR20(X), is planned for a 2028 launch. Given current memory market tightness and rising component prices, a later rollout would not be unexpected.

The detail comes from Kopite7kimi's latest post, and the source is notable for earlier, largely accurate disclosures about the RTX 30 and RTX 40 generations. He described the prospect as "disappointing" for gamers and said he will scale back further updates on the Rubin RTX line until firmer information appears.

NVIDIA's recent history underlines the caution. The company has altered launch plans even in the weeks or days before a product ship date, and it has once or twice removed items from its schedule after formal announcements. That pattern makes terms such as "confirmed" or "delayed" unreliable without an official statement from NVIDIA.

Reports suggest NVIDIA partners are not actively discussing an RTX 60 series at the moment. Industry chatter about a possible RTX 50 SUPER line has also cooled, leaving little public sign of a coordinated launch plan among board partners.

Supply dynamics are central to the timing. Some forecasts indicate memory shortages may ease by late 2027 or early 2028, which could create a reasonable window for new products. That outlook is tentative; the timing of any supply improvement is not guaranteed.

For now, the clearest factual marker is the leak placing GR20(X) in 2028, while Kopite7kimi's decision to withhold further updates until confirmation and the unsettled memory market keep that date provisional rather than definitive.