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Fresh Nvidia RTX 5090 and 5080 stock rumors again suggest that next-gen GPUs will not be easy to buy
- Fresh rumors suggest that Nvidia's RTX 5000 graphics cards could be in short supply when these next-gen GPUs first arrive.
- Moore’s Law is Dead (MLID) discusses the subject of Blackwell stock and RTX 5090 is looking very shaky indeed for its amount of launch stock.
- The news doesn’t sound all that much better for the RTX 5080.
- Theoretical allocation of around 20 for the RTX 5080 graphics cards is for the first month of sales and nothing for flagship RTX 5090.
- Supply is a ‘fraction’ of that seen with the RTX 4080, although this source doesn’t estimate it’ll be quite as bad as a tenth – more like a third to half of that seen with the RTX 4080.
- The RTX 5090 is looking like it’ll be ‘very rare’ but that the RTX 5080 seemingly has ‘okay’ stock levels, for the graphics card’s initial launch anyway.
- Multiple insiders have chimed in here and there’s some mixed chatter here for the RTX 5080, and some indications of stronger stock levels.
- Nvidia might not want to prioritize RTX 5090 stock for its own boards or third-party graphics cards.
- There’s no solid evidence what will be the stock levels of Founders Edition.
- Reports hint at difficulty in getting Nvidia's next-gen GPUs at launch.
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