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VIDEO This CAN'T Be True..THIS MANY Nvidia GPUS!?

This CAN'T Be True..THIS MANY Nvidia GPUS!? In a recent YouTube video by Gamer's Nexus titled "This CAN'T Be True..THIS MANY Nvidia GPUS!?", critical insights into the Nvidia RTX 4090 and 4080 GPUs were shared, particularly surrounding their market performance and apparent shipping numbers.

Key Highlights:​

  1. Shipping Numbers: The video confirmed that around 125,000 RTX 4090 units have reportedly been shipped. This figure is based on information from four different AIB (Add-In Board) companies and indicates a significant level of sales, especially considering the high demand that seemingly exists in the market right now.
  2. Issues with RTX 4090: The video also touched on the adapter issues leading to melting connectors, which seems to stem from user error rather than manufacturing defects. According to the commentator, many issues arose from owners not correctly plugging the GPU into their systems, with cases of only 50 reported problems out of 125,000 units, suggesting an error rate of just 0.04%, which is exceptionally low.
  3. Comparative Performance: The RTX 4080’s launch was less impressive; many still remain in stock, showing a stark contrast to the rapid sellout of the 4090. This disparity in success raises questions about Nvidia’s marketing and production strategy, especially since the 4080 was launched later yet is not capturing significant market interest.
  4. Market Dynamics: The video explored how Nvidia might be prioritizing the production of the higher-margin RTX 4090 over the 4080 to ensure profitability. This strategic choice complicates the supply chain dynamics for gamers looking to upgrade.
  5. Scalper Market: Despite the demand for the RTX 4090, the video pointed out that scalpers are still profiting considerably, with millions in sales reported since the launch. In contrast, the demand for the RTX 4080 appears lackluster, resulting in prices that don't match those seen with the 4090.

    Conclusion​

    The video serves as a wake-up call about the current state of GPU availability and Nvidia's market strategies. For those looking into an upgrade, there's significant value in exploring used markets where previous generation GPUs, like the RTX 3000 series, remain beautifully priced. What are your thoughts on Nvidia's sales strategy? Do you think the demand for high-end GPUs like the 4090 will continue, or will it stabilize as users are satisfied with mid-range options? Join the discussion below!
 


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