GIGABYTE Runs Short On RTX 5070 Stock, Slashing Supply Up To 30% As Prices Threaten To Climb Higher
Wccftech reports that NVIDIA board partners including GIGABYTE are cutting supply of RTX 50 series GPUs, with GIGABYTE reducing supply by up to 30%. This follows earlier reports of price increases from ASUS, GALAX, MSI, and others. The article cites ChannelGate as a source, indicating insufficient supply is driving prices higher.
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