By Darren Allan
Nvidia has just announced that GeForce cards are back in stock in a major way, at the manufacturer’s recommended price to boot.
This is welcome news after months of graphics cards being thin on the ground thanks to demand from cryptocurrency miners, with sky-high prices for those GPUs which were on sale.
The company sent out several tweets to let folks know about this (as spotted by VentureBeat), including one showing an empty shelf in a store being filled with GeForce graphics cards, and another depicting a huge cargo ship laden with containers of GPUs.
Yep, that’s quite the supply run indeed. The graphics cards are available from various retailers in the US, and direct from Nvidia itself. For example, if you want a GeForce GTX 1070, you can bag one direct from the GPU manufacturer for $449; it’ll ship immediately, and there’s a limit of two per customer (as you can imagine).
For the GTX 1080, you can order the Founders Edition for $549, although in this case it’ll take a week to ship, according to Nvidia’s website. The GTX 1060 (6GB) is $299 and again has a shipping time of one week.
As mentioned, GeForce cards are also available at …read more
Source:: techradar.com – Computing Components
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