Next-generation laptops armed with Intel 10th gen processors and Nvidia Super GPUs could be coming just next month.

New laptop announcements by manufacturers might happen on April 2 (via Wccftech), with the sales embargo lifting on April 15. The website previously wrote that the Super GPUs would be announced on March 31, while the processors would be launched sometime in late March.

According to reliable sources, the GPU lineup includes new variants for the Geforce GTX 1650, Geforce GTX 1650 Ti. Geforce RTX 2060, Geforce RTX 2070, and Geforce RTX 2080. The Geforce RTX 2070 will also have a second replacement variant called the GeForce RTX 2070 SUPER. For the processors, there are the Core i5 10300H, Core i7 10750H, and Core i7 10875H.

Wccftech also wrote that the new GTX 1650, which will feature GDDR6 instead of GDDR5, will replace GTX 1050 3GB GDDR5 cards in entry-level gaming laptops, which I’m happy to hear.

Interestingly, the new cards are said to be priced similarly to the ones they’re replacing, so gamers will be getting more bang for their buck soon. That’s a great thing, although those who already bought gaming laptops recently might be wishing they’d abstained for a bit longer.