Overview
- Nvidia has not announced any RTX 50 Super cards, and the cancellation claim stems from a single Uniko's Hardware post alleging a shortage of 3GB GDDR7 chips.
- Wccftech, citing Insider and MegaSizeGPU, reports the refresh is still planned but could slip to Q3 2026 with a possible Computex 2026 reveal.
- Coverage links the tight supply to a broader DRAM crunch tied to AI demand, with fabs favoring DDR5 and HBM plus pro GPUs over consumer GDDR7.
- Several outlets warn current RTX 50 models could get pricier as 2GB GDDR7 costs rise, and Tom’s Hardware notes high‑end card stock and prices already tightening in some markets.
- Leaker Zed__Wang flags potential near‑term shortages for the RTX 5060 Ti 16GB, while analysts expect any Super launches to be staggered and more expensive rather than scrapped.