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Nvidia pulls RTX 5080 after 5090 removal, prices rise to 2.2X MSRP

Original title: Nvidia store pulls RTX 5080 following RTX 5090 removal, prices rise to 2.2X MSRP

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Nvidia quietly removed the RTX 5080 from its store after pulling the RTX 5090, causing street prices to climb to 2.2 times MSRP.

Nvidia's store has pulled the RTX 5080 quietly following the removal of the RTX 5090. Street prices for the remaining model have climbed significantly. The article notes the changes but does not specify the cause.

Key facts
  • Nvidia store quietly pulls the RTX 5080
  • prices climb to 2.2X over MSRP
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3 min read at tomshardware.com

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