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NVIDIA RTX 5080 is now selling for nearly $2,000 at US retailers, $800 higher in just two months 5080 is now the new flagship. And priced equal. RTX 5080 starts 98.2% above NVIDIA’s $999 MSRP. I can't understand these new prices for 5080's. Because there is no "shortages" for 5080's. The retail shops here home is flooded with them. And this isn't region specific. It's a widespread disease. Some out there take the chance to milk every drop from the gamers/creators. Are gamers now the new stupids?🙄 In a way, I can somewhat understand the higher prices for Nvidia’s 32GB flagship cards—they are actually cheap AI cards. But this is out of hands.

Let em pop bro @Mr. Fox One by one🙂 The "Magnificent Seven" companies with the largest market capitalization in the US are the ones profiting from AI; the rest are not. The tech industry has focused entirely on AI, investing billions of dollars to buy hardware, train AI models, or simply use it with tokens. The AI bubble has already burst in China: $480 billion has evaporated While the United States and Europe continue to talk about an artificial intelligence (AI) bubble, in China it seems to have already begun to deflate quite rapidly. Nvidia is scared: Leaker suggests RTX 5090 and RTX 5080 discontinuation signals impending AI collapse Nvidia has reportedly discontinued the GeForce RTX 5090 and the RTX 5080 GPUs. Leaker Moore's Law Is Dead thinks that these cancellations have more to do with the state of the AI industry than Nvidia preparing to launch the RTX 50 Super series.

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First you have this.... NVIDIA says it hasn't discontinued the RTX 5090, but its partners can no longer manufacture them. Rumors about the end of GeForce RTX 5090 GPU production have resurfaced, this time with direct sources within the manufacturing chain. While NVIDIA recently denied that its top-of-the-line graphics card has been discontinued, and that... Then you have this... [Exclusive] GALAX abandons the GPU market: there are not enough NVIDIA chips The situation surrounding NVIDIA graphics cards continues to worsen, and now it may have claimed a major victim: GALAX. According to industry sources, Palit has reportedly decided to close its factory... Nvidia RTX GPU vendor Palit denies its Galax factory has closed due to a shortage of chips And this... ZOTAC Puts The RTX 5090 Up For Sale At $7500 In Japan, Even As Board Partners Say They Can No Longer Buy The GB202 Chip Yup, this is spot on......

NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3090 Ti Gets Nearly 80% FP16/BF16 Compute Boost With Linux-Based Unlocking Trick That said, the GPU Unlock currently supports Linux only and works with GeForce GTX 900, GTX 1000, RTX 20, and RTX 30 series GPUs, while the RTX 40 and RTX 50 cards aren't supported.

NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3090 Ti Gets Nearly 80% FP16/BF16 Compute Boost With Linux-Based Unlocking Trick That said, the GPU Unlock currently supports Linux only and works with GeForce GTX 900, GTX 1000, RTX 20, and RTX 30 series GPUs, while the RTX 40 and RTX 50 cards aren't supported.

Right in time to push up the prices before we see 5080@24GB at $3000 at the cheapest. This starting be an sickness. $1470 for xx70Ti class cards is just disgusting. Asus Im looking at you🤮 Sad seeing China still being prioritized. But important if you want highest possible ASP for your products globally. I expect also many of the cards will come from Microcenter (they stopped the sale on some sites but with stocks available that none could buy). Creepy business blessed by Jensen and his partners (AIBs) +retail😒

AMD brings official Ryzen overclocking to Linux with AOD driver support This is a major milestone for improving the DIY tuning experience on Linux.

AMD brings official Ryzen overclocking to Linux with AOD driver support This is a major milestone for improving the DIY tuning experience on Linux...

AMD brings official Ryzen overclocking to Linux with AOD driver support This is a major milestone for improving the DIY tuning experience on Linux....

Citadel's Ken Griffin says investors are "almost certainly" in an AI bubble Businesses are paying for AI without consistently getting enough value from it

Nvida and China is best pals. And if they want something from Jensen's company, they will get it. Meanwhile, export-restricted Nvidia AI chips continue to reach China despite the restrictions, bypassing the Trump administration's efforts in the process. China’s tech giants drop $35 billion on export-compliant Nvidia RTX Pro 5500 workstation GPU orders to power AI ambitions, according to reports — ByteDance, Alibaba and Tencent order 3 million cards despite warnings that only 10% of orders are fulfillable Surging demand for Nvidia's chips in China isn't stopping... Chinese technology giants ByteDance, Alibaba and Tencent have reportedly spent over $35 billion on orders for more than 3 million Nvidia RTX Pro 5500 workstation GPUs. The huge order for the RTX Pro 5500, fully compliant with U.S. restrictions on exports of AI-capable GPUs to China Hmmm. My oldest son is born early Feb 1989. Does that mean I'm old too?😀

Not sure who is correct. But I have already answered on this in my older post above.... I stand with that..... The main reason there is almost no 5090's... They all go into China as AI accelerators. Ordered and paid for before they live the factories. With, love from Nvidia. Nvidia reportedly insists the RTX 5090 isn't dead despite severe shortages and removed listings at multiple retailers — flagship GPU is missing from Nvidia's store and commands $8,500 on Amazon The claim that the card isn't gone after all merits some spot-checking, so we did a cursory browse of the common retailers. At Amazon, RTX 5090s are selling for about $8,500, but from third-party sellers. Best Buy has a grand amount of naught cards on offer, while Newegg lists 5090s for about $7,300, but from what are likely Chinese sellers, judging by the shipping time. “The supply chain (production capacity) is indeed somewhat constrained, but NVIDIA is doing everything it can to bring products to market. Although there are other variants of the RTX 5090 chip, it has certainly not been discontinued. NVIDIA will continue shipping it. This is very important.” — Jeff Fisher, NVIDIA Senior Vice Presiden—...

Better with a keyboard PC? Only $3000-$4000 USD. A complete PC inside a keyboard. Prices reach $4,191 in the US🥴 HP launches keyboard PC with Ryzen AI 400 inside, price nearly doubles over 300 series model to $3,000-$4,000

Here's the review of MSI's flagship chassis. Only $700 USD. Quality equal a $35 cheapo box from China. Expect the same for your Gigabyte 5090. They really like to use their famous red arrow stickers everywhere.