The MSI confirms the absence of GPUs of the NVIDIA RTX 50 series, the initial group to have limited squat

The main partner of the Nvidia Board has also confirmed reports of the RTX 50 series absence, which is said to affect availability on the day of start.

MSI says there will not be enough GPUs of RTX 50 series on January 30 due to insufficient Nvidia supply

This time, we have an official confirmation about the lack of RTX 50 series from Nvidia Board partner, MSI. We have recently reported that Some sources have confirmed that there will not be enough GPUs of RTX 50 series at the start timeAnd this will be particularly serious for RTX 5090 and RTX 5080 omissions.

These cards will hit the retail shelves officially on January 30, which is only five days from now. However, it will be extremely difficult for customers to buy these GPUs at MSRP or even at higher prices as they will not be available in good numbers. Official Glove of MSI (Through iTuna) has confirmed that the RTX 50 GPUs will have a narrow supply on January 30th.

As we have reported earlier, this is reported that due to poor communication between Nvidia and its board partners. Apparently, most AIBs did not get enough chips to make their custom publications, and we have heard reports that some retailers received RTX 5090 in single figures. In some regions, RTX 5090 and RTX 5080 prices have increased to the point that they are now twice in the official MSRP.

However, it is reported that the availability of these cards will improve in February, but will be gradual. Most users who intend to provide one of these GPUs at the time of starting will not be able to buy them easily Once the NVIDIA can keep the retailer distribution of these GPUs. RTX 5090 and RTX 5080 are already quite expensive and will suffer premium taxes in the EU region this time. The absence will result in even higher prices, drastically affecting the price-informant ratio of these cards.

It is not yet known whether RTX 5070 cards will also face a similar situation, but it is possible because RTX 5070 is reported to hit the shelves on February 20th. However, no such report has emerged.