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[ Gearbest Technology News]Recently, news about the delay in the production of NVIDIA GeForce RTX 50 series laptop graphics cards has attracted widespread attention.
Foreign media Heise reported that the RTX 50 mobile graphics card may have a problem with the lack of ROP (raster operating unit), resulting in performance degradation, and the supply chain is taking additional quality inspection measures, which may affect retail time to market. However, Nvidia’s official clarification was quickly made, saying that the **RTX 50 mobile graphics card was not affected by the problem of missing ROP and was expected to be put into production as scheduled.
Previously, Nvidia RTX 50 desktop graphics card suffered performance decline due to the “ROP missing” problem, and the performance of some models was even reduced by 11%, causing a lot of controversy. Although Nvidia confirmed that there are no similar problems on the RTX 50 mobile terminal, foreign media reported that Nvidia’s supply chain is strengthening quality control, which may lead to delayed product launch.
According to reports, Nvidia has provided the final RTX 50 series vBIOS to laptop manufacturers and plans to start mass production in early March. The original retail release date was March, but due to the stricter QA (quality assurance) process, retailers are expected to postpone the official sales until April or May. The specific time may be adjusted according to the region.
Supply chain sources revealed that Nvidia has asked laptop manufacturers to be more cautious in the QA process to ensure the stability of the RTX 50 series graphics card and avoid the reappearance of the problem with the RTX 50 desktop version. While this strict quality control is crucial to ensuring product quality, from a consumer perspective, Nvidia’s recent supply chain management issues have affected brand trust.
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