NVIDIA GeForce RTX 30 Series Graphics Cards Now Widely Available, according to New “Restocked & Reloaded” Marketing Campaign

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Still can’t find that GeForce RTX 30 Series graphics card you’ve been lusting over? The only person that you can really blame is yourself, it seems, as NVIDIA has launched a new marketing campaign dubbed “Restocked & Reloaded” that suggests its entire range of Ampere-based GPUs should be readily available to acquire from the usual retailers. The promotion appears to be a wide-ranging one, with MSI, EVGA, GIGABYTE, and other popular manufacturers shilling the event and some of their offerings, such as custom GeForce RTX 3080 Ti models. NVIDIA has also set up a landing page for the promotion that allows visitors to quickly check the stock of their desired GPUs at various retailers (e.g., Best Buy), but many models seem to be out of stock already.

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Grimlakin

Yea remind me again what was the announced msrp?

Brian_B

Just a quick check shows that is true, with the caveat that Grimalkin brings up - prices are still well north of what MSRPs were announced at. But are trending in the right direction, and consistent availability is the first key thing that has to happen for that to continue.

So if you are looking for a card - you're in luck. But if you are looking for a good deal, keep waiting a bit longer

Zarathustra
Zarathustra 👍 3

Jus in time for the next gen, huh? :p

Skillz
Skillz 👍 2

Don't forget some of those higher-than-MSRP numbers are inflated due to the increased import taxes. I'm not sure how much the tax hike was, but I do remember being a hefty chunk of change.

Peter_Brosdahl
Peter_Brosdahl 👍 4

"Zarathustra, post: 51773, member: 203" wrote:

Jus in time for the next gen, huh? :p


Well, technically, that's still around 5-6 months out but, yeah.

Anywho, anyone thinks the next-gen flagship tiers are going to be more affordable than this is smoking something that's still illegal in all 50 states.

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Stoly 👍 2

Well, at least they are now $250~$300+ more and not twice or more.

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Stoly 👍 2

"Peter_Brosdahl, post: 51794, member: 87" wrote:

Well, technically, that's still around 5-6 months out but, yeah.



Anywho, anyone thinks the next-gen flagship tiers are going to be more affordable than this is smoking something that's still illegal in all 50 states.


nvidia learned a lesson from this. Not the one we would like though. They learned that people are willing to pay top dollar for even mid range cards, scalpers made tons of money and nvidia wants a piece of the pie.

Peter_Brosdahl
Peter_Brosdahl 👍 2

"Stoly, post: 51820, member: 1474" wrote:

nvidia learned a lesson from this. Not the one we would like though. They learned that people are willing to pay top dollar for even mid range cards, scalpers made tons of money and nvidia wants a piece of the pie.


Exactly. Sad but true.

Brian_B

"Stoly, post: 51820, member: 1474" wrote:

nvidia learned a lesson from this. Not the one we would like though. They learned that people are willing to pay top dollar for even mid range cards, scalpers made tons of money and nvidia wants a piece of the pie.


Well I'd say they learned that with Turing, but yeah, pandemic just reinforced that it would apply to a level even beyond that.

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