Seasonic's online PSU calculator has quietly listed three unannounced Nvidia GPUs — the RTX 5080 Super, RTX 5070 Ti Super, and RTX 5070 Super — complete with power figures that suggest real hardware specs rather than placeholder guesses. It's a thin breadcrumb, but it's the clearest sign yet that Nvidia's RTX 50-series Super lineup hasn't been quietly cancelled.
According to the listings, the RTX 5070 Super carries a 275 W TGP, up 25 W from the standard RTX 5070's 250 W. The RTX 5070 Ti Super is listed at 350 W, a 50 W jump, and the RTX 5080 Super comes in at 415 W — 55 W above the standard RTX 5080. Those increases, ranging from roughly 10 to 17% depending on the card, line up with what you'd expect from higher clock speeds and expanded VRAM, which is exactly what the Super refresh is rumoured to bring. The figures also track with earlier predictions from leaker Kopite7kimi, though Nvidia itself has said nothing official.
The RTX 50-series Super cards have had a rough ride. Nvidia's well-documented memory supply issues slowed the Blackwell rollout considerably, and chatter around the Super variants dried up alongside it. Last month, leaker @Zed__Wang said the Super lineup was "back on track," and threw in a rumour that a 12 GB RTX 5060 — possibly badged as the RTX 5060 Super — was also in the pipeline. Given the pace of Nvidia's launch calendar and the fact that the RTX 60-series is eventually coming, a CES 2027 window seems like a plausible target for the Super cards to finally surface.
Whether gamers will bite is another question. The performance gains are expected to be incremental, and the standard RTX 50-series GPUs are already selling well above their MSRPs. Super variants sitting on top of that pricing stack could be a tough sell — but Nvidia will want them on shelves long enough to matter before the next generation arrives.
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