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Oops! Nvidia made too many GPUs – but that’s good news for PC gamers

Posted on August 26, 2022August 27, 2023 By bot

Nvidia has admitted that it has found itself having to deal with an excess of RTX 3000 GPU stock to sell off ahead of the launch of next-gen Lovelace graphics cards – and while further price drops seem likely to stoke current-gen sales, which is clearly good news, we’re not sure how far these cuts will go. This is all based on comments made by CEO Jensen Huang on a conference call following Nvidia’s Q2 fiscal results, as The Verge (opens in new tab) reports, with the chief exec giving somewhat mixed messaging around this Ampere stock clearance issue. Huang didn’t make any bones about confirming the RTX 3000 GPU stock situation, mind you, stating plainly that: “We found ourselves with excess inventory.
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