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NVIDIA's GeForce RTX 50 Series Supply Might Increase Drastically In The Future; Team Green Might Dedicate AI Production Lines Towards Consumer GPUs

The supply of NVIDIA's GeForce RTX 50 GPUs may improve drastically, as Team Green might dedicate some of its AI production lines.

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The supply of NVIDIA's GeForce RTX 50 series GPUs may improve drastically over the upcoming weeks, as Team Green might dedicate some of its AI production lines to consumer GPUs.

NVIDIA's GeForce RTX 5090 Might See Higher Retail Availability In The Future, As Team Green Might Prioritize RTX 50 Production​

It seems like NVIDIA's attention towards consumer GPUs might start to increase amid the massive demand it is seeing in the markets. Since the launch of NVIDIA's RTX Blackwell GPUs, we have seen global retailers reporting tremendous demand, and not only this, but Team Green's inventory levels were said to be pretty low this time, creating a whole launch fiasco.Accordingg to MEGAsizeGPU, Team Green's RTX 50 series supply is expected to improve drastically since the firm is seeing a slowed-down demand for AI products like the Blackwell B200 GPUs.



While this might be speculation for now, it isn't false about the fact that NVIDIA's Blackwell AI products have seen a slowed down market adoption, mainly since companies are now referring to custom ASIC designs, and with the unutilized semiconductor wafers NVIDIA has on its hands, the company might try to utilize them for catering to the demand of RTX 50 series GPUs. This might be a dream come true for gamers looking to get their hands on RTX Blackwell SKUs, but for now, take this rumor with a grain of slot.

The demand is obviously there for NVIDIA's RTX 50 series GPUs, and given that the firm is slated to release mainstream GPUs such as the GeForce RTX 5070 and the GeForce RTX 5060, Team Green will see high demand in the future. Since they have been occupied catering to the AI supply chain for months now, it was imminent for NVIDIA to see a step back in consumer GPU inventory levels; however, given the reception it has seen from the markets, the wise choice would be to ramp up production numbers.

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[Digital-Aftertaste]

Here's hoping, probably will get a used one down the line at a reasonable price.

 

[Bloody Crow of Cainhurst]

I thought Team Green = Green Rats. Carry on.

 

[tusharngf]

No way people are going to pay that much price

 

[kiphalfton]

Now just drop the price on everything by at least 20%.

 

[CLW]

 

[Dr.D00p]

Nvidia will simply not allow supply of 50xx cards to come anywhere near exceeding demand and see big price drops.

It's not in their interest or that of their AIB partners.

 

[Hudo]

Team Green? More like Team Greed

 

[TheKratos]

"Might be speculation", yeah it's 100% speculation and nothing else. Nothing suggests that Blackwell demand is slowing down and absolutely nothing suggests that would translate into increase in 50xx production.

This seems to be written by a random fanboy with a dream.

 

[Roni]

NVIDIA is clearly taking an Apple approach to GPU's. They're creating artificial scarcity and riding that to sell a premium product to the ultra rich, letting the second hand market deal with demand for anyone not willing to cough up their imagined price.

I doubt they're gonna shoot themselves in the foot and suddenly flood the market with stock, deliberately devaluing their product.

Though I'd love to be wrong and see scalpers get fucked...

 

[Rocco Schiavone]

 

[lh032]

would be very funny if Nvidia implement the "high tier" pricing on their xx60 and xx70 cards in the future.

 

[kiphalfton]

would be very funny if Nvidia implement the "high tier" pricing on their xx60 and xx70 cards in the future.

The things console fanboys find funny...

 

[DenchDeckard]

"Might?"

Current allocation is worse than 30 series in covid so I would hope they improve it.

 

[V1LÆM]

a grain of slot?

 

[peish]

You know how large the demand for nvidia gaming gpu is in china?

This person is such a noob.

ebay scalpers are not even in the conversation.

 

[CuNi]

Why would demand for B200 chips be low?
Those things are most likely sold out through 2025 already.

Supply will increase because CNY is over and production ramps up again, but I am 90% sure there is exceptionally high demand for anything enterprise with AI.

 

[Thebonehead]

Hypothetical fluff article.

It takes months to produce a chip at TSMC. Cpus are around 3 months with over 1000 processes involved. Larger die you can be sure adds time.

The lead time is significant.

Demand for b200 is still through the roof and leaf times still strong.

 

[Spukc]

Now just drop the price on everything by at least 20%.

50%

But okay

 

[tylrdiablos]

"Might" - in other words: Nothing of substance here/more clickbait.

 

[Darchaos]

And i might spend spend some money on cocoain today, fucking clickbait

 

[dgrdsv]

The part about Nvidia "Dedicating AI Production Lines Towards Consumer GPUs" are tales from the ass not mentioned by the original source.
Supply is increasing because it was always going to increase with the initial production ramp ending. This is literally like every GPU launch ever happens.
These news are not new.

 

[FingerBang]

Guess I'll sell my 5090 to make £1500 profit and buy a new one when the price goes down!

Jokes aside, Nvidia having to cut back their AI chips production because of competition will eventually happen, but the idea New Company A joins the fight and have a chip as good as Nvidia's today is bullshit. There is no fucking way.

In a couple of years? Maybe. In the next 12 months? No fucking way.

 

[kiphalfton]

50%

But okay

I know. But Nvidia knows people are thirsty, and so they can't get away with more than they should be.

 

[SportsFan581]

I thought Team Green = Green Rats. Carry on.

We put Xbox and Nvidia together, #WINNING

 

[Allandor]

I still can't understand why demand is still so high while the power connection is such a piece of engineering crap nobody should use.
Nvidia saved every cent they could on a $2000+ product. This is just embarrassing how greedy that company had become and how stupid their audience got, that buys those crappy cards

 

[Doggyred]

I still can't understand why demand is still so high while the power connection is such a piece of engineering crap nobody should use.
Nvidia saved every cent they could on a $2000+ product. This is just embarrassing how greedy that company had become and how stupid their audience got, that buys those crappy cards

Demand isn't all that high, it's just that Nvidia released a stupidly low amount of cards to Stores. Microcenters in NYC received around 150 cards on launch in a city of 8 million people.

 

[winjer]

Jensen wasn't lying when he said nvidia is no longer a GPU company and was now an AI company.
Gaming is now a tertiary concern. After decades where gamers were the ones financing their products.