Nvidia RTX 50 series appears with its TDP on Seasonic website

Nvidia’s alleged new RTX 50-series graphics cards have appeared on Seasonic’s official website, revealing their possible TDPs. The famous power supply manufacturer seems to have chosen to be democratic with its leaks over the weekend.

The information comes from the same source-picking tool that revealed a possible refresh for the Radeon RX 7000 series. It was even the same Twitter account that noticed the updates for both GPU manufacturers.

In the case of the leaked TDPs of the RTX 50 cards, the guys at Tom’s Hardware put together a table that helps a lot with visualization. We can see in the information below the models of Blackwell-based cards being compared with the last generation.

If Seasonic’s information is correct, we’ll see a varying TDP increase for each new graphics card model. The RTX 5060 has seen the biggest increase over its predecessor, the RTX 4060, going from 115W to 170W. The most subtle increase will be for the RTX 5070, which will reportedly have 220W, up from 200W for the RTX 4070.

RTX 50 debuting in October?

Tom’s Hardware estimates that the RTX 50 series launch will begin in October, with the top-of-the-line model, the RTX 5090. In addition, this card is expected to offer a base clock of 2.9GHz, a considerable jump over the 4090.

We have had conflicting leaks however, suggesting that the debut GPU will actually be the RTX 5080. In any case, there is a consensus that we will see these two graphics cards first, later this year.

This puts the RTX 5070 only for next year, possibly arriving in January. It would be followed by the RTX 5060, expected only for Q3 or even Q4 of 2025, making those on a tighter budget – the overwhelming majority of people – wait almost a year for the most affordable product in the line.

Source: Tom’s Hardware