RTX 5080 Disappears From Nvidia's Store as Prices Reach $2,000 - IGN Nordic
Nvidia's RTX 5080 has vanished from the company's official store as prices for the high-end GPU reach $2,000.
The RTX 5080 has disappeared from Nvidia's official storefront as prices for the high-end graphics card reach astronomical levels. The most powerful consumer GPU currently available from Nvidia is the RTX 5070 Ti, which is selling for at least $1,299—more than the RTX 5080's original launch price.
Supply Constraints
A post on ChannelGate via Club386 suggests Nvidia plans to discontinue the original 5080 and replace it with a 24GB version as early as December. This move aims to address supply issues, though the price of high-performance memory has made such cards even more expensive.
Price Surge
The RTX 5070 Ti, which launched for $749 in 2025, now costs at least $1,299. Even the RTX 5070 has seen its price jump from $549 to $849. On third-party sites, the cheapest RTX 5080 available is a Call of Duty edition from MSI priced at $1,899—nearly double its $999 launch price.
Market Reality
While the RTX 5080 can still be found on some retailers like Newegg and Micro Center, stock is extremely limited. Samsung, which manufactures most of Nvidia's graphics memory, recently warned that the RAM shortage will only worsen in 2027, potentially making future high-end GPUs even more unattainable.
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