Friday, January 31st 2025

Newegg Sold Out Most NVIDIA RTX 50 Series GPUs in Just 5 Minutes, Entire Stock Cleared in 20 Minutes

Newegg Commerce, Inc., a global leader in e-commerce for technology products, experienced an overwhelming response to the highly anticipated launch of the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 50 Series GPUs, with inventory selling out within minutes. Gaming enthusiasts, content creators, system integrators, and PC builders rushed to secure the first batch of the latest AI-powered graphics technology, driving demand to unprecedented levels and cementing the RTX 50 Series as one of the most sought-after GPU launches in history.

"The response to the NVIDIA RTX 50 Series has been extraordinary," said Jim Tseng, VP of Product Management at Newegg. "The overwhelming demand reaffirms the gaming and PC community's enthusiasm for the very best technology. For our customers who have not yet been able to secure a GPU, we're committed to working with NVIDIA and our AIB (Add-In Board) partners to ensure future restocks and continued availability." Tseng continued, "Getting the latest cards into our customers is our passion, and we're proud to also offer a GPU trade-in program that makes it more affordable for customers to upgrade to the latest generation of video cards."
The 50 Series Launch on Newegg
The RTX 50 Series introduces groundbreaking advancements in real-time ray tracing, AI upscaling with DLSS 4, and next-generation gaming performance, setting a new benchmark for high-fidelity visuals and ultra-smooth frame rates. Newegg's platform witnessed a surge in user engagement as customers eagerly sought to purchase the best gaming and content creating GPUs on the planet.

Key Launch Highlights:
  • Product Page Domination: The RTX 50 Series accounted for 18 of Newegg's top 25 most-visited product pages, demonstrating its immense popularity.
  • Top Search Trends: 9 of the top 10 search queries on Newegg were related to the RTX 5080 and RTX 5090.
  • Surging Interest: Searches for "5080" and "5090" increased 25 times compared to the previous week.
  • Traffic Surge: Newegg experienced an 8-10x increase in site traffic during the launch window.
  • Fast Sellout: The RTX 50 Series sold out entirely within 20 minutes, with most inventory claimed in just 5 minutes.
  • Diverse Product Selection: Newegg offered a wide range of RTX 50 Series GPUs from leading manufacturers, including ASUS, Gigabyte, AORUS, MSI, PNY, and ZOTAC. Additionally, pre-built gaming desktops featuring RTX 50 Series GPUs from brands such as ABS, iBUYPOWER, AVGPC, Cobratype, Skytech, and Yeyian were available, providing multiple high-performance options for gamers.
Newegg will release more inventory in real-time as stock becomes available. Customers are encouraged to follow Newegg on social media for the latest restock alerts: www.x.com/newegg.

Newegg GPU Trade-In Program
Newegg's GPU Trade-In Program, launched in September 2023, offers customers a unique opportunity to trade in their eligible pre-owned graphics cards and CPUs. Thousands of GPUs have already been repurposed and installed into other customers' desktop PCs through this program, promoting sustainability and affordability in gaming and content creation. More information on the Newegg Trade-In Program can be found here.

Newegg's ABS NVIDIA RTX 50 Series PCs
Newegg's premier in-house brand, ABS (Advanced Battlestations), also unveiled its latest lineup of high-performance gaming PCs powered by the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5080 and RTX 5090 GPUs. Designed for gamers, creators, and AI enthusiasts, ABS systems combine expert craftsmanship with state-of-the-art hardware, ensuring unparalleled speed, efficiency, and reliability. ABS RTX 50 Series PCs can be found here.

"We build each ABS PC here in California with the latest and greatest hardware Newegg has to offer," said Steven Chien, VP of Product Management at ABS. "Creating the world's best gaming PCs with the latest 50 Series cards has been amazing, and we can't wait for customers to get theirs in hand."
Source: Newegg
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43 Comments on Newegg Sold Out Most NVIDIA RTX 50 Series GPUs in Just 5 Minutes, Entire Stock Cleared in 20 Minutes

#26
Kapone33
Neo_MorpheusThe crazy thing is, the fanbois are still blindly worshipping Ngreedia, even after Dear Leader Jensen lied at CES with the “5070 beats the 4090”, this paper launch or my favorite “we are blocking the miners so you can get your gpus” meanwhile they were indeed selling directly to miners by truckloads..lol

its crazy such loyalty after all this abuse.
Not even the killing of EVGA could change that. Then notice how silent their fans are on this thread.
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#27
mkppo
It lasted 5 minutes? What lies
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#28
_roman_
I get the impression to show full pallets of cookie which were eaten up by someone else faster. So you are forced to be faster to grab a cookie, right?

Look this pallet was the hole delivery for the hole planet. Goods gone - Topic over.

Not the first time I post this below a "graphic card is not available" topic.

I'm green - I'm rare - you should have to wait 15 years to get one after an order. So please be patient. Color nvidia green.
(Some filtered "quality - unbiased" media claimed that maybe someone had to wait 15 years for a car delivery after an order)
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#30
L0stS0ul
Key Launch Highlights:

I. Specifics, numbers! How many 5090s were sold, how many 5080s were sold. How many units were available? People are not interested in the number of word searches or refreshes of website, but how many (in thousands, numbers!) were sold! :D

II. Since the RTX 4090 has not been on production several months, people who need the most efficient cards with a lot of memory have no choice.
Production of the RTX 4090, 4080 ended a few months ago, the availability and prices of even the 4080S have worsened.
In the case of phones for example - we often have the iPhone 15 Pro Max on sale at the same time and a new series is coming out.
At the same time, we still have the Samsung Ultra 24 and 25 Ultra or the iPhone 15 and 16. Both from the manufacturer and in electronics stores or here PC.

III. The difference is that the requirements of games growing all the time (UE5, RT, PT). You can wait before buying which is rational for example, until the release of gpus from other price ranges, AMD.
However, if AMD says that it will not produce/fight for the fastest gpu in the near future, both Nvidia and the buyers know that they are faced with a situation - we have no competition vs. I want the fastest card, I theoretically have one choice.
After the premiere of the RTX 5080 and how poorly it is doing, how small the increase is, it is strange that AMD gave up because it seems that catching up with the RTX 5080 would be much easier than before. RTX 3080 lose to RTX 4080 ~ 33%, RTX 4080S to 5080 just 9%.
www.techpowerup.com/gpu-specs/geforce-rtx-5080.c4217
RX 7900 XTX 8% to RTX 5080. In fact, it seems very easy, trivial, an improved RX 7900 XTX, overclocked by AMD would do that. But the key issue is improving performance using RT by Radeons.
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#31
chrcoluk
Baffling all these stores are still only doing real time sales with extremely short order windows, no pre ordering system, live only is a scalper paradise.
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#33
The Quim Reaper
Am*I'm surprised this age-old tactic of shipping pretty much zero units for their paper launches still gets clueless people lining up outside stores in hopes of getting one.
..PC Gamers for you, bunch of immature FOMO f**kheads.
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#34
HOkay
chrcolukBaffling all these stores are still only doing real time sales with extremely short order windows, no pre ordering system, live only is a scalper paradise.
The UK stores do pre-order systems, but the current ETAs span from end of Feb through to May for some models!
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#35
chrcoluk
HOkayThe UK stores do pre-order systems, but the current ETAs span from end of Feb through to May for some models!
Which ones? OCUK used to do it, but stopped after the AIBs refused to supply at committed price.

Nothing wrong with a few months wait, its far superior to waiting for a unannounced 30 second window to order.
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#36
HOkay
chrcolukWhich ones? OCUK used to do it, but stopped after the AIBs refused to supply at committed price.

Nothing wrong with a few months wait, its far superior to waiting for a unannounced 30 second window to order.
Scan have pre-orders up for 5080s atm, they only put up pre-orders for stock they have an ETA for, so I guess that means very few 5090s coming for probably months!

Edit: oh some 5090s are up for pre-order, my page can't have loaded properly the first time. End of April seems to be the earliest ETA though!
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#37
chrcoluk
Ok I see on scan, lol at the 5090 prices, you can pre order if you buying an entire PC, but not a standalone GPU. Reminds me of when PS5 was rare, some retailers forced you to buy a combination of items to get a PS5, so they could shift stuff they couldnt sell.
But I do see pre order for 5080s so thats something, really though there should be unlimited pre orders for every SKU, thats how you clear the demand. Then the retailer also knows exactly how many they need to order as well, everyone wins.
Hiding order buttons makes human nature want it more, so increases demand.
Looks like AIBs prioritising the premium SKUs.
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#38
TumbleGeorge
I hope you are searching correctly in the places you are checking online. Because this morning I did a search on a site that summarizes offers from different stores and when I selected the option "video card with Intel GPU", it showed me a list of only "A" series video cards. When I did a more precise internal search in the filter with B580 and B570 written, it showed me a decent number of offers...Available. With prices which is normal for my country.
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#39
chrcoluk
TumbleGeorgeI hope you are searching correctly in the places you are checking online. Because this morning I did a search on a site that summarizes offers from different stores and when I selected the option "video card with Intel GPU", it showed me a list of only "A" series video cards. When I did a more precise internal search in the filter with B580 and B570 written, it showed me a decent number of offers...Available. With prices which is normal for my country.
The same search term worked for the 5080.
"5080" on scan lists a bunch of 5080 with pre order available.
"5090" lists a bunch of 5090 with notify me available, but then clicking on more will list a bunch of pre build PCs that include a 5090 available for pre order, about £4000-5000 each.
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#41
Kapone33
Went to the local PC store and there was a notice at the front. All 50 series GPUs will not be stocked until after Feb 30. That included all AIB cards. If this was not a paper launch I don't know. The other thing is that so many reviewers also got sent 5090s.
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#43
Prima.Vera
There's an idea for nGreedia.
Forget about selling 100 video cards for the whole world. And forget the scalpers.
Why don't you do a Global online auction for all the cards they have. That way, only the riches of the rich can auction all their money. This way, nGreedia can become the first 10 Trillion $ company within an year!

And they should do that for all their new video cards releases. Why waste time and effort shipping 10 cards/store, instead of actioning online all of them at once?
Money is the new GOD. Greed is the new Bible.
You're welcome!

/s
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