According to leak, Nvidia has stopped making the AD106 GPU used in RTX 4060 and 4060 Ti graphics cards to make way for RTX 5000 production.

When you buy or build a desktop gaming PC, you often get to choose your CPU, graphics card, memory, storage, and other hardware. And if you want to upgrade any of those components in the future, you can just pop out the old part and replace it with something new.

Nvidia has stopped making almost all its current-gen RTX 40 GPUs. Only the AD107 chip remains in production, the GPU used in the RTX 4050 and 4060 graphics cards, the former a mobile-only model. At least,

Nvidia’s production focus has reportedly shifted to RTX 5000 series GPUs RTX 4000 series GPUs could be close to discontinuation This is a huge indication that Nvidia’s reveal could be sooner than anticipated Nvidia’s RTX 4000 series has been the focal point of the GPU market ever since its 2022 launch - its flagship GPU,

As Nvidia reportedly halts production of many of its current-gen GPU chips, suspicion around the upcoming release of the 5000 series increases.

It seems almost certain that Nvidia will unveil the RTX 5000 series of Blackwell gaming cards at CES at the start of January. In addition to

Unofficial sources are now claiming that the production of Nvidia's RTX 40-series is reaching its end. Only one GPU remains.