RTX 50 Super: What hardware rumors say for 2026

The graphics card market continues to evolve in mid-2026. After a now well-established Blackwell generation, attention is turning to a potential RTX 50 Super series, mentioned by several industry sources. Let's take stock of what we know, what is still rumor, and what it could mean for gamers.

A Super series still in the pipeline

According to leaks reported by specialized media, Nvidia is still preparing a refresh of its Blackwell range under the Super designation, a well-known habit for the brand to densify its offering mid-cycle. The most discussed new feature concerns a possible RTX 5060 Super equipped with 12 GB of GDDR7 memory.

If confirmed, this card would address a recurring criticism of entry- and mid-range models: the amount of video memory. Moving to 12 GB would offer more headroom for recent games in 1080p and 1440p, especially with high-definition textures and upscaling technologies.

However, caution is advised: until Nvidia officially announces anything, specifications, names, and timelines can still change. Leaks provide a trend, not a certainty.

State of the GPU market in 2026

As for actually available products, the market picture is clearer. Nvidia's Blackwell range (RTX 5070 Ti, 5080, 5090) has been on the market since the beginning of the year, while the RTX 5060 and RTX 5060 Ti occupy the mainstream segment, around €300 to €320 for the 5060 depending on the model.

AMD is not to be outdone: the arrival of its new high-end reference in the spring has brought renewed competition to the premium segment, which is good news for buyers. Competitive pressure generally drives prices and performance in the right direction.

Should you wait for Super or buy now?

This is the question many gamers are asking. Here are some guidelines to help you decide:

• You need a PC now: the current RTX 5060 and 5060 Ti already offer a solid experience in 1080p and 1440p. Waiting for an unofficial model could mean waiting several months.
• You can wait without constraint: keeping an eye out for the official Super announcement might make sense, if only to drive down the price of current models.
• You're aiming for the high-end: the AMD/Nvidia competition in this segment is worth following before making a decision.

Our take at DSGate

Announcements of new cards are always enticing, but the best decision is always one that matches your budget and actual usage. A well-integrated RTX 5060 or 5060 Ti in a balanced configuration, with a suitable processor and power supply, often brings more satisfaction than a higher-end card bottlenecked by the rest of the machine.

Our PCs are assembled in France on demand, which allows us to adjust the choice of GPU at the time of assembly according to current availability and prices. To compare configurations based on your budget, browse our DSGate gaming PCs and find the one that matches your games.

We will revisit the RTX 50 Super as soon as an official announcement confirms or refutes these rumors.