Nvidia runs out of stock of the rtx 2080 ti 'founder edition'
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During the day today, a news story emerged that set off alarms on Internet portals. It turns out that the Nvidia RTX 2080 Ti was no longer appearing in the GeForce online store, it had been discontinued. This triggered the alarms of some portals, especially Eteknix, which was the first to notice this.
RTX 2080 TI 'Founder Edition' is sold out in the GeForce store
Speculations began to arise. Was the RTX 2080 Ti suffering from massive failures and that forced Nvidia to discontinue it? Well, it will be no. Nvidia came out quickly to clarify the matter, and that is that the top-of-the-range graphics card of the Turing generation is currently out of stock, and until they restock, it does not appear in the GeForce.com store list for purchase.
As you will see, everything seems suspicious with this graphics card, since NVIDIA finally admitted that one of the first batches of the RTX 2080 Ti was failing. Luckily, the glitches don't seem to be widespread, and it would only be affecting the Founder Edition model.
NVIDIA has contacted Eteknix to deny the news, and the Anglo-Saxon site had to write an update apologizing for what happened.
We did an extensive review of the RTX 2080 Ti Founder Edition (which worked perfectly), to which we gave our Platinum rating as a recommended product, the only downside, its price.
Currently this 'personalized' graphics card can be found in Spain for about 1400 euros approximately. Fortunately, for these models, no stock issues or widespread failures are being reported.
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