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The leaked image flaunts the RTX 5090 in all its glory. The GB202 die powering the RTX 5090 is rumored to be Nvidia's largest consumer-grade GPU since 2018, at 744mm-squared. Some quick measurements from Harukaze suggest that the GPU package size (including the metallic frame) measures roughly 64mm x 59mm or approximately 3,776 square millimeters.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang will deliver a keynote address at CES in January 2025, and everyone expects him to officially launch the Blackwell gaming GPUs. The report suggests Huang will detail the RTX 5090, 5080, and 5070 GPUs. The reveal will include both desktop and laptop variants of the chips.

NVIDIA's next-generation GeForce RTX 5090 purported PCB leaks: gigantic GB202 GPU package, but a small and square PCB will debut in 2025.

It's safe to say a new Nvidia GPU is coming, but new leaks suggest the RTX 5080 will show up before the RTX 5090. Specifically, we could be looking at a mid-January launch for the 80-class card, and the RTX 5090 might not show up until later in the year.

We’re mere days away from Nvidia officially announcing the RTX 50-series. Many leakers have already shared information about the specs of Nvidia’s upcoming best graphics cards, but the pricing has remained a mystery — until now.

Nvidia's RTX 5090 GPU is one of the most searched-for GPUs that is not publicly announced by the company but still comes with its fair share of leaks. Some of these are simply due to the sheer scale of the product lineup it is a part of in addition to the number of AIB partners involved and the general excitement around the product.