Friday, July 8th 2022
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 40 Series Could Be Delayed Due to Flood of Used RTX 30 Series GPUs
NVIDIA's next generation of graphics cards, codenamed RTX 40 series, Ada Lovelace, is expected to arrive sometime in October. However, the latest information from the YouTube channel "Moore's Law Is Dead" suggests that NVIDIA could postpone the arrival of the new GPU generation to December. Why, you might be wondering? The report claims that the current GPU market is flooded with used GeForce RTX 30 series GPUs. Thus, NVIDIA could postpone the availability of the latest GPUs to keep the demand high and ensure that the market is searching for additional graphics cards.
Retailers are experiencing smaller demand as the used GPU market is full of devices used for cryptocurrency mining, and the recent crypto crash has helped the situation. What we could see is NVIDIA announcing Ada Lovelace GPUs in October, with availability arriving later in December. Of course, these are just the current industry rumors, and we are yet to see how the market and NVIDIA will respond.
Sources:
Moore's Law Is Dead (YouTube), via PCGamesN
Retailers are experiencing smaller demand as the used GPU market is full of devices used for cryptocurrency mining, and the recent crypto crash has helped the situation. What we could see is NVIDIA announcing Ada Lovelace GPUs in October, with availability arriving later in December. Of course, these are just the current industry rumors, and we are yet to see how the market and NVIDIA will respond.
126 Comments on NVIDIA GeForce RTX 40 Series Could Be Delayed Due to Flood of Used RTX 30 Series GPUs
Moore's Law is Dead is a f$#%in shmuck - he has no "sources", and only gained popularity after
gettingguessing one thing right before everyone else (I don't even remember which one, that's how long ago that was), but you know what they say about blind squirrels....After the experience with 2017 mining boom, and repeat in 2021 - miners won't sell cards en-masse. You may be able to get it a tad below scalping prices, but NOT at MSRP or lower. The reason - no one knows when these cards become super-profitable again, so they'll "hodl" the hardware. Heck, I remember during this hike something like an old P104-100 farm was pumping out over $30/day profit(only for a day or so, but still).
The used market brings nothing to Nvidia's table. If they launched the 40-series now, it would only push down the price of used 30-series cards. Why would Nvidia even care?
Dont miss the point that Nvidia will sell direct to the same miners as with 30 series. W ill that create another shortage of new cars or not remains to be seen. Shady is as Shady Does. Life is like a box of shaders, you never know who will deliver. :D
Useful info
predictspeculate several months down the road.I did read. The article is speculating based on other speculation of the Ethereum market, and Eth is not the entire market nor is it BTC. They might follow each others price trends but its not an exact match.
Nothing is speculation here, it’s well known by now that always after the bubble is burst everything takes years again to get to the next crypto bubble. Aside from the hard fact that ETH will not be minable anymore. Maybe inform yourself better, instead of falling out of chairs. Lol
Again I'll reiterate, what I said is NOT directed at Eth only.
And? Maybe reread my posts , I didn’t talk about eth only either. Last time I checked the crypto bubble isn’t ETH only. Multiple times of “reading would clearly help” here.
When you suggest someone is unbalanced, thats baiting. I never did say anything directly to you or about you, so I dont understand the hostility toward me or what I posted, I'm done with you, welcome to ignore.
The article isn’t 100% about eth, tell me you didn’t read it without saying it. And I surely didn’t talk about eth only. But eth was significant for the mining crisis, so.
Also the Ampere chips are made by Samsung, so that's not even relevant, which limits this to RTX 40 series, which will be in very limited quantity anyways this year.
It's extremely unlikely that Nvidia would cancel some of their RTX 40 batches, as ordering more later would be much more cosyly. If Nvidia will be holding back anything artificially, they would just stockpile the chips. It would be virtually impossible for Nvidia to determine how "worn" the GPUs are. Tech news sites needs to stop caring about these random Youtubers all together. That guy is one of many who just searches Reddit, forums and news sites for trends and rumors and makes some guesses around that.
Anyone who stops to think about it would realize that there is no chance a random guy has numerous sources inside Nvidia, AMD, Intel, etc. willing to risk their careers for feeding him some spicy info.
And as I've been saying for years, you can debunk most of these guys from basic facts, like architectural features and hardware designs don't change last minute (while prices and clocks can), so when you catch them with any such discrepancy, then you know they are lying. Not to mention that the second-hand GPU market isn't widespread globally.
If anything, I would say mining has ruined the second-hand market.
There is no crypto boom to prop the gpu turds up this time around. Now their share holders get to feel the pain. And as we all know doo doo rolls downhill :P
They should sell them to consumers at a massive reduction as an apology to those who missed out in the last two years due to the way they handled their stock.
4000 series delayed, makes you think, Is NV waiting for another mining activity increase? God hope not.
The only thing NV "did whatever they wanted" with 3000 series was crypto-bazinga hype.
RDNA2 has apparently wrecked entire green lineup.
And there is no sign of AMD lowering the pressure.
Not much market for 600w+ GPU, they'll have to be much cheaper.
Nvodoa do not care about mortal, neither do AMD :D