Nvidia Delays The Launch Of Xnxubd RTX 3070 Till October 29 Due To High Demand

Dhir Acharya


To avoid making the next launch another disaster, the company has decided to delay the release of the RTX 3070 graphics card.

Over the past weeks, consumers have had trouble ordering the new graphics cards from Xnxubd Nvidia. And to avoid making the next launch another disaster, the company has decided to delay the release of the RTX 3070 graphics card.

The launch of the RTX 3070 has been pushed back

Nvidia says on its website that it’s pushing the GPU’s launch date to October 29 with the hope to have more cards available for buyers on day one. The tech giant didn’t reveal how many additional GPUs it might produce by that date, but it claims the xnxubd RTX 3070 is being produced quickly. It also says that the delay will help its global partners to stack more graphics cards to offer gamers on the launch date.

At the price of Rs 36,626, the RTX 3070 is the cheapest GPU in the new xnxubd RTX 30 series. The graphics card release comes after the launch of the RTX 3080 (Rs 51,276) and the RTX 3090 (Rs 1,09,877). Though partners like MSI and Asus are trying their best to make the most third-party graphics cards available possible, it has been extremely hard to find an xnxubd RTX 3080 or RTX 3090 GPU in stock since the launch date.

The delay is announced on the official website

After that, there have been reports about scalpers trying to snap up supply. But then, vigilantes appeared to stop RTX 3080 auctions. As for Nvidia, the firm has claimed that it’s taken action to reduce bot activity for upcoming launches, including that of the RTX 3070.

In the meantime, however, the supply of the RTX 3080 and RTX 3090 remains so low that buyers have turned the frustration into memes on social media, like Reddit.

Initially, the xnxubd RTX 3070 was planned to go on sale on October 15, the delay to October 29 doesn’t seem too long as long as the supply is guaranteed then.

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