NVIDIA GeForce RTX 50 SUPER GPUs Have Reportedly Arrived At AIBs, But Are On Hold Due To Undecided Memory Prices
NVIDIA has reportedly delayed the launch of its Blackwell RTX 50 SUPER series graphics cards due to high costs and supply volatility regarding GDDR7 memory. While board partners have received the hardware, sales are currently on hold as the company navigates the expensive pricing of 3GB memory modules.
Why it matters
This delay highlights the ongoing supply chain challenges and cost pressures in the high-end GPU market, impacting consumer availability of next-generation hardware.
As of now, at least one board partner has received the latest RTX 50 Super cards, but NVIDIA has reportedly put the GPUs on hold for sale.
It appears that NVIDIA has already prepared the Blackwell RTX 50 SUPER series cards, but some decisions are yet to be made. We have previously reported that the RTX 50 Super cards were delayed due to pricey GDDR7 memory , and given the current state of the market, NVIDIA not only delayed the SUPER series launch but also tried to maintain stability by re-launching the RTX 3060 12 GB GPU .
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