Nvidia’s Officially Dropping a “WORLD SURPRISING” Chip!

Nvidia just announced that they're launching a world surprising chip. And I have new info on Nvidia's monster new GPU. But before I get to that, say goodbye to nextG consoles and massive leaks on Ryzen 10,000. Welcome everyone to Gamer Mel. The memory and now SSD shortage have been seriously impacting companies everywhere, both small and large. Well, according to a new report from Bloomberg and later reported by Tom's Hardware, you can now mark Sony and Nintendo as a part of that list. According to the report, Sony is now considering pushing back the launch of their PlayStation 6 console to between 2028 and potentially even 2029. OH, COME ON. >> THAT'S RIGHT. The shortage from AI could push new consoles back by as much as 3 years from now. And I say consoles plural because you know if Sony does this, Microsoft will as well. What sucks is that we recently got news from AMD CEO that development for Microsoft's nextG Xbox was progressing well to support a release in 2027. That's not looking so good. Now, of course, she said would support a release, not that it would definitely happen. So, if you were excited for a new console release, I wouldn't get my hopes up. Don't worry though, because the bad news doesn't stop there. Also, according to that story, Nintendo is thinking about raising prices for their Nintendo Switch 2 console. And if Nintendo did that, I wouldn't be surprised to see price increases on the current gen PlayStation and Xbox consoles as well. Multiple leaks just dropped for AMD's Ryzen 10,000 CPUs. I'm talking release timing, core configurations, and more. So, let's just get right to it. Starting things off, we have a leak from the well-known AMD leaker HXL. This is someone who's been extremely accurate in the past, and he recently shared this tweet. At first, it may not make a lot of sense until you realize that it's the core configurations for AMD's nextG CPUs. Meaning, for single chiplet CPUs, we're looking at parts with six cores, 8 cores, 10 cores, and finally 12 cores. Then for dual chiplet parts, we have 16 cores, 20 cores, and 24 cores, confirming all the leaks we've seen, showing that AMD is moving up in core count for next gen. And this definitely isn't bad, especially because it provides a good bit of choice for consumers to pick the parts they most want. Now, WCCF tech Hassan responded with 24 versus 48, referring to Intel's NextG parts, excluding the four low power cores on that chip. And I will say that when it comes to professional workloads, that would be a concern. But don't forget that I actually went over a report from my last video which showed that these higherend parts could be more aimed at the HDT market. And if that's true, it would mean that they'd be priced closer to Thread Ripper than AMD's Ryzen. Of course, when it comes to gaming performance, things will likely be much closer. Though, don't forget that Intel's also rumored to release chips with a ton of L3 cache, similar to AMD's X3D parts. Either way, this brings me to a second report from Benchife, which claims that Olympic Ridge, the code name for AMD's nextG Ryzen CPUs, is first expected to continue using their AM5 socket. That's obviously not a big surprise, but definitely still nice to hear. That would of course mean that AMD really kept their promise for the AM5 platform. Finally, they claim that nextg parts are not expected to arrive before 2027, meaning we almost certainly won't see them this year, but fingers crossed we get a look sometime early next year. Nvidia is officially launching a chip that will quote surprise the world at this year's GTC conference. And I think I know what it is. Plus, we actually have some new info on their upcoming monster GPU. It all started with Nvidia's own CEO telling the Korea Economic Daily that quote, "At next month's GTC 2026, we'll unveil a chip that will surprise the world." So, there's a couple potential options that I'm thinking about, and you'll be happy to know that neither of them are data center or AI related. And the reason for that is because they've already unveiled their nextgen Reuben architecture. So, they likely don't have anything huge in the AI space. And the first possibility is, of course, their N1 and N1X CPUs. Remember that these are set to be Nvidia's first real consumer PC CPUs with the N1X potentially set for desktop. Don't forget that these are based off the DJX Spark, meaning they will likely come with up to 20 ARM cores for the CPU and a whopping 6,144 CUDA cores for the integrated GPU, which is the exact same number of CUDA cores in the desktop RTX 5070, meaning a massive launch from the company that could completely turn the entire market on its head. Of course, if you're subscribed to this channel, it isn't all that surprising. So, make sure you subscribe to learn all about the upcoming products before anyone else. With all of that said, there's another possible release with Nvidia's RTX 5090Ti. Remember, I discussed a leak for that exact GPU a few videos back. Well, Morsaw is Dead just released a new video where he discusses that GPU. First, he confirms that it is in fact real. Here he calls it the Blackwell Titan GPU, but in the title he mentions the 5090 Ti. So clearly this is just a placeholder for now. Either way, according to this source, Nvidia has actually been testing it since at least the first half of 2025. He doesn't know if it will be releasing for sure, but obviously the original leak claimed that it would release this year. Either way, he claims that it is still a cut down GB202, but it has 5% more cores than the regular 5090. What's wild is that according to this, it comes with an unbelievable TDP of 700 to 750 watts with unlocked prototypes hitting 1,000 watts plus. Basically, the fear of dual 16 pin connectors in a GPU could actually happen with this. Talk about a fire hazard. When it comes to performance, he's claiming an average of 10% faster. So, not a huge jump, yet it's apparently really big because the person had to use two hands to hold it. Reminds me of this video from a little while back. As he claims in this, we could see as much as 15 to 20% faster performance with heavy binning and faster memory. But really, I think Nvidia would be kind of stupid to release this given how expensive the regular 5090 still is right now. But they do things like this all the time, so who knows? Would you buy an RTX 5090 Ti? Let me know down in the comments below.

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