If you want to buy an Nvidia graphics card, arguably the most obvious place to do so is on Nvidia's website, where they are available at MSRP. Usually, when GPUs go out of stock there, the listing changes to say "Currently Unavailable" — like the GeForce RTX 5090 listing indicated for most of its existence. Now, however, the majority of the Blackwell-based GeForce RTX 50 series Founders Edition cards have vanished from the store entirely, with only the GeForce RTX 5070 Founders Edition remaining.
What does this mean? Well, you can't buy one, for starters. There are still listings for the GPUs at e-tailers like Newegg and Amazon, but they're selling at grossly inflated prices. The reasonable expectation is that Nvidia has run out of stock on those cards and has no intention to produce more.
