PC users, we are used to the fact that during the launch of a new graphics or processor model, the stock is not enough and we are forced to wait to be able to buy it, as long as we are not willing to pay a revenue Pay a little more as the stock is replenished on the realgootas.
We saw the most recent case with the processor launch Ryzen 7 9800x3da processor that practically flew from the stores and that rose in price as the stock was recovering, even double the launch price.
If we talk about graphics cards, we are more of the same. Tomorrow, January 30, the first two models of NVIDIA graphics of the RTX 50 series arrive on the market: RTX 5080 and RTX 5090. Weeks after the RTX 5070 and RTX 5070 TI.
In the last two weeks, many have been the rumors that pointed to a possible lack of stock at the time its launch, stock problems that Nvidia has confirmed through its official forum.
In that publication, Nvidia affirms that they expect significant demand from both RTX 5080 and RTX 5090, so there is the possibility that available stock disappears quickly. He also clarifies that NVIDIA is working with his partners to replace the stock available daily so that users can enjoy these new graphics.
For a couple of days, some users have begun camping on the outskirts of some stores in the United States where the two new models will be put up for sale. It is more than probable that they have made this decision due to the rumors that aimed at a lack of stock.
That Nvidia has officially confirmed this problem is undoubtedly, pleasant news for US users who decided nothing.
Lack of forecast
There is no reason why some manufacturers announce a product launch date, without having sufficient stock to meet the initial demand. This not only causes discomfort among users, but also these are forced to pay more due to the supply of the law and demand.
With the Ryzen 7 9800x3D processor it has already passed and now with the NVIDIA RTX 50. If it were a competitive market where so much AMD As Nvidia were competing from you to you, it would be understandable.
But, being AMD the king of gaming processors very distance from Intel And Nvidia the king of graphics cards, with AMD in the background, the reason why they announce an availability date without sufficient stock to meet the demand has no logic.
He who wants a specific processor or graphic model will wait for the necessary time, will not look for other options because, in this case, there are no.
