Nvidia’s RTX 3070 graphics card finally goes on sale later today, and we’ve already heard worrying rumblings about stock levels – and now US retailer Newegg has confirmed the fears of would-be buyers.
Newegg has tweeted that there will be improved levels of stock compared to the RTX 3080 and 3090 launches – as you would hope, given that Nvidia delayed the RTX 3070 to ensure this – but the picture is far from rosy.
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