Nvidia’s new generation Blackwell -based RTX 50 series, the mid -segment models RTX 5070 and RTX 5060, the production process is claimed to have significant delays. According to Taiwan -based CEE, Nvidia had to postpone mass production due to the performance problems of these cards in the chip design.

Waiting for RTX 5070 and 5060 may be extended

For the non -Ti version of the RTX 5070, Nvidia confirmed that there would be a delay until the beginning of March. The company was actually planning to release the RTX 5070 Ti and the standard RTX 5070 in February. However, the output of the RTX 5070 was postponed with a decision taken at the last moment. According to CEE, the production plan has changed due to Nvidia’s performance problems in chip design. The fully sitting of mass production will only find the middle of March. This shows that there may be stock problems during the exit of the card.

As for the RTX 5060, an official announcement has not yet been made for this model. However, some early rumors argued that the card could be released in March. However, according to the latest developments, the production process has been postponed for about four weeks, and the mass production of the RTX 5060 seems to have been shifted to the mid -April. It is unclear whether there is a problem with the RTX 5060, but the Nvidia will not release this card before the RTX 5070. Therefore, the delay of the RTX 5070 creates a domino effect.

CEE’s report, as well as performance problems, as well as the earthquake in the Tainan region of Taiwan can affect semiconductor production. The disruptions in Wafer production can make the supply process even more uncertain for both the RTX 5070 and the RTX 5060. On the other hand, Nvidia’s upper segment cards such as RTX 5090 and RTX 5080 are experiencing shortage of supply. In fact, the RTX 5070 Ti, which was recently released, is said to have stock problems.