Nvidia RTX 6060 GPU could be a long way off, and may fall short of the PS6
Nvidia’s RTX 6060 may not arrive until 2029 a leaker claims They note that when there are supply issues (the current RAM shortage), Nvidia tends to drag out the release of lower-end GPUs They also believe it’s unlikely the RTX 6060 will match the PS6 for frame rates Nvidia’s budget GPU for its next-gen range may not be released for three years yet, if a new rumor about the RTX 6060 turns out to be correct. Wccftech spotted a post from leaker Kepler on the NeoGAF forums , who chipped in with speculation on Nvidia’s graphics cards in a thread about the cost of the PlayStation 6. Kepler was responding to a comment observing that the PS6 is going to go up against the RTX 6060 when it launches in terms of comparisons to PC gaming, and the leaker said — add seasoning with this as ever — that the "6060 will launch much later (and based on recent trends I doubt it will match PS6)". In a further post, the leaker added : "When there’s a supply shortage Nvidia tends to really drag the release of lower end cards. There’s a good chance RTX 6060 comes out in 2029." This would mean we’re looking at an early-to-mid 2028 launch for the RTX 6090, 6080 and 6070, which lines up with more recent rumors. Of course, that’s not a foregone conclusion, and Kepler is clearly speculating here. Recent reports from analysts indicate that the PS6 will likely launch in 2028 , though some have argued that Sony’s next-gen console could appear late in 2027 (alongside other devices, perhaps). Analysis: late, as well as short on performance?…