Nvidia releases the GTX 50 series GPU

Netizens declare that “we all now love AI” after  Nvidia releases the GTX 50 series GPU.

CES 2025 saw the introduction of Nvidia’s latet GTX 50 series GPUs, which are built on the Blackwell architecture, by CEO Jensen Huang.

During a keynote address at CES 2025 on Monday, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang revealed the upgraded GeForce GPUs for gaming PCs. Nvidia’s Blackwell architecture, which the company also utilizes in its AI accelerators, is used to produce the new RTX 50-series GPUs.

According to Nvidia, the Blackwell architecture included in the RTX 50 series GPUs will result in advances in AI-driven rendering tasks such as lighting, geometry, digital human technologies, and manual shaders.

Huang declared, “Blackwell, the engine of AI, has arrived for PC gamers, developers, and creatives,” as he unveiled the new RTX 50 series. Blackwell, which combines ray tracing and AI-driven neural rendering, is the biggest advancement in computer graphics since the introduction of programmable shading 25 years ago.

Responses from netizens regarding the Nvidia RTX 50 series GPUs: While some Reddit users were already unsure if they would be able to get the new chips on Day 1, others were wary of the new GPUs and preferred to wait for objective benchmarks.

“It’s game on if the 5070 benchmarks average the same as the 4090,” one Reddit member remarked. However, I won’t get thrilled until I see unbiased benchmarks regarding the 5070’s RAW PERFORMANCE.

According to a different user, the new GPUs will sell out on Day 1 and will subsequently be offered at a premium. “All of these models will be sold out on the first day and available on Ebay for 3-4x MSRP,” they stated.

“It’s going to take a miracle to actually buy one of these cards,” another person commented, echoing the feeling.

Imagine spending $1,000 on a 4080 Super over Christmas and then learning that a $550 card is equivalent to it. The 40 series cards will fail if that is accurate. added a new user

“It’s game on if the 5070 benchmarks average the same as the 4090,” one Reddit member remarked. However, I won’t get thrilled until I see unbiased benchmarks regarding the 5070’s RAW PERFORMANCE.