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Nvidia reportedly plans 30-40% cut in GeForce GPU production in early 2026 - tech|
| (hx) 07:38 PM CET - Dec,17 2025 | Recent reports have claimed that Nvidia intends to reduce its production capacity for GeForce RTX 50 series GPUs in the first half of 2026. These cuts are reportedly due to shortages of memory, not just GDDR7, but all memory types.
30-40% of Nvidia’s GeForce GPU production could be axed. This implies that Nvidia cannot get enough GDDR7 memory to produce GPUs at its current rate. Alternatively, it implies that Nvidia expects significantly reduced GPU sales in 2026, possibly due to rising NAND and DRAM costs and their impact on PC prices.
Note that there is no mention of non-GeForce RTX PRO series GPUs. If GDDR7 memory supply is indeed limited, Nvidia may be allocating its limited memory stocks to its more profitable RTX PRO GPU lineup, sacrificing its GeForce lineup.
Benchlife has claimed that Nvidia plans to start its cuts by targeting its RTX 5060 Ti 16GB and RTX 5070 Ti. Targeting the RTX 5060 Ti 16GB makes sense, as this GPU has the same amount of memory as an RTX 5080, a much more expensive GPU. The same is true for the RTX 5070 Ti. It’s memory could also be used for more profitable RTX 5080 GPUs.
If this is true, Nvidia wants to allocate its memory to its most profitable products. This makes sense from a business perspective. However, this tactic will hit consumers hard |
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last 10 comments: | Csimbi | (09:55 PM CET - Dec,17 2025 ) | These GPUs were rubbish anyhow. Good riddance.
They should exit the market finally. |
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| Sabot | (02:44 PM CET - Dec,18 2025 ) | Just like crucial. The market is for HBM and that’s what it’s driven towards. AI.
AMD will be sticking in any old VRAM it can find as well. The gaming market is shit and if this isn’t a clear signal to those with heads up their arse, then ignorance is bliss….
A consumerist market - whatever it is- is driven by sales. As soon as those sales decline, (expensive GPUs) then they move on. FIFA will be coming back in 26, not by EA (obviously) but Netflix. Whom have hired Delphi Interactive - who’ve made fuckall, to make it. Get this though. It will be streamed through the Netflix app and TVs for the empty can generation to play them - just needing a gamepad.
There’s your future. |
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| Csimbi | (10:42 AM CET - Dec,19 2025 ) | | New year's prediction: They'll stop selling GPUs as a whole and they'll start positioning and selling their AI chips as graphics accelerators. AI bubble will not burst just yet, it has one extra year to go. |
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