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NVIDIA Quietly Pulls RTX 5080 From Its Online Store After RTX 5090

If you were to check on the official NVIDIA store for an RTX 5080 right now, you’ll see that the card is no longer being listed. That is because, well, NVIDIA seems to have quietly removed it on purpose. The removal of its second most powerful Blackwell GPU on the consumer market comes rather quickly […] The post NVIDIA Quietly Pulls RTX 5080 From Its Online Store After RTX 5090 appeared first on…

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NVIDIA Quietly Pulls RTX 5080 From Its Online Store After RTX 5090

NVIDIA has quietly removed the RTX 5080 graphics card from its online store, following the removal of the RTX 5090. This move comes shortly after the launch of the RTX 5080, which shares the same VRAM as the RTX 5090 but costs significantly more. The removal of these two powerful cards suggests a shift in NVIDIA's strategy, possibly to focus on the RTX Pro Series.

The RTX 5080, which launched alongside the RTX 5090 in January of last year, originally retailed for US$999, but its prices have skyrocketed to more than double that value due to limited supply. Currently, only the RTX 5070 Ti and the RTX 5070 remain listed for sale.

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