RTX 4080 and the Chip Shortage

[Hexxagone]

Nvidia said that the chip shortage will extend to 2023 so what do you think will happen with the 4080 next year?

Will it be delayed to 2023 since the 3080 is still wanted by many people or will the 4080 still come out with limited availability? 

[Eighjan]

41 minutes ago, Hexxagone said:

Nvidia said that the chip shortage will extend to 2023 so what do you think will happen with the 4080 next year?

Will it be delayed to 2023 since the 3080 is still wanted by many people or will the 4080 still come out with limited availability? 

Your guess is as good as anyone else's...

[GreatnessRD]

I personally don't think it'll be as bad as this crisis was, but it will still have its moments of absurdity.  I'm more concerned about the prices than the availability. People are playing 2K for 3060 non Ti's and whatnot, I can't imagine what the MSRP will be on the 40 series/RDNA3 cards. 

[WhitetailAni]

I think the RTX 4080 will release, and unless they build it on Kepler's architecture I won't care.

 

How about you?

[GloriousGamer321]

i think the day that it happens scalpers and miners will have a party  

[Archer20]

I'd hedge that they will release it, or at least do a limited release towards the end of next year (or maybe summer). There are currently rumors of a 3080 Super circling about. If rumors are true, those would release in Jan 2022. I don't really know what NVIDIA is doing nowadays. Things used to be so simple.

xx50, xx60, xx70, xx80, xx80 Ti, and Titan. And the best part, they were all readily available to purchase!