Nvidia can re-launch RTX 5090D in China with reduced memory to 24GB [RUMOR]

Nvidia can use a memory reduction so as not to lose sales of RTX 5090D in China, according to rumors from its partner Manli. The information is not yet official, but rumors even point to a possible launch in July, of a new version of the 24GB plate instead of 32GB.

All rumor and unofficial information should be seen with a certain skepticism, especially when we talk about resale representatives who often share guidelines that change before launch.

But the change would make sense, since the sale RTX 5090D in China seems threatened. The plate is already a “nervous” version of RTX 5090 to be exported to the country, but apparently more recent US regulations can affect the model anyway.

Currently GPU sales would already be suspended in the territory, although Nvidia has not officially confirmed the information yet. Thus, speculation began that the company would make a new GPU cut, disabling more nuclei to further decrease its performance. Now it seems that memory reduction can be the way for the company.

Will RTX 5090D of 24GB have the same name?

According to the screen capture with Manli representative, translated automatically, Nvidia is expected to launch a 24GB new RTX 5090D in July, which may be sold even for the same price.

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If the information is confirmed, the question arises if the GPU will maintain the same name. In the past generation to Nvidia was criticized for launching RTX 4070 versions with GDDR6 memory instead of GDDR6X without changing its name. However, this is a much more subtle change than removing 8GB from memory from the plate.

While the information is not confirmed, Videocardz has prepared the table above, which includes models from the RTX 50 which are still in the rumor phase. Until the RTX 5050 for desktop appears, a plate that was rarely mentioned in leaks.