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No new GeForce product planned for 2026, claims leaker
A new post from leaker @MEGAsizeGPU claims that NVIDIA has reduced GPU supply to its add-in card partners by 15% to 20%. According to the same post, NVIDIA continues to bundle its GPUs with memory, which is standard practice, but there is “no new product in 2026.”
The rumor aligns with recent reports pointing to ongoing supply and allocation changes within the RTX 50 lineup. In fact, ASUS has just confirmed that RTX 5070 Ti and RTX 5060 Ti 16GB models have both reached end-of-life status, with production halted due to lack of GPU supply. Hardware Unboxed reported that NVIDIA had stopped delivering these chips, effectively killing off the affected models. Prices have since climbed across global markets as remaining inventory disappears.
NVDA GPU supply to AIC has been cut down 15%-20%. The good news is that Nvidia still bundles a GPU with memory. The bad news is that there will be no new product in 2026.
— MEGAsizeGPU (@Zed__Wang) January 15, 2026
The new claim from MEGAsizeGPU suggests that NVIDIA’s production slowdown extends beyond temporary allocation limits. A 15–20% supply reduction could mean smaller shipment volumes throughout the year, affecting both consumer and OEM channels.
If this is true, RTX 50 SUPER may be canceled
This also reinforces what several board partners indicated at CES – that there would be no RTX 50 SUPER refresh in 2026. The expected launch was reportedly canceled or postponed before the event, and with NVIDIA now cutting back GPU shipments, chances of any new GeForce launch this year appear slim.
Still, let’s hope the AI bubble bursts and everything goes back to normal…
Source: MEGAsizeGPU
