According to a rumor from leaker Kepler on NeoGAF, relayed by Wccftech, Nvidia's budget RTX 6060 may not arrive until 2029, as the company tends to delay lower-end GPUs during supply shortages. Kepler also doubts the RTX 6060 will match the PS6's frame rates. Recent rumors point to the RTX 6090, 6080 and 6070 launching in early to mid 2028, while analysts expect the PS6 in 2028, though some suggest late 2027. The article calls the timing claim speculation but does not rule out a 2029 launch, citing RAM cost increases that may worsen in 2027. The current RTX 5060 roughly matches PS5 Pro rasterization performance.
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