TECH NEWS – NVIDIA—the world’s most valuable tech giant—may have landed itself in a bind. Sources validated by Wccftech report that NVIDIA is planning a significant, aggressive price cut for its RTX 50 graphics cards in the coming weeks, aiming to move massive stocks that have been stuck in warehouses after the company misread PC gamers’ interest.

According to these insider reports, NVIDIA overestimated consumer demand for its latest GPUs, while its supply chain kept churning out hardware at full speed. This has led to a glut of RTX 50 cards waiting for buyers, so major price reductions could hit the market as early as August—especially for models already shipped to retailers. While the company hasn’t confirmed anything, partner brands have already started adjusting prices in stores, hoping to hit their quarterly sales goals. Though official sales numbers remain undisclosed, distribution sources describe a “sharp drop” in demand for RTX 50 cards.

NVIDIA’s Focus Shifts to AI, Leaving Gamers Anxious

Meanwhile, NVIDIA appears more interested in chasing the booming artificial intelligence market. CEO Jensen Huang has been clear in his public messaging: the future is all about AI. But this new direction isn’t sitting well with many gamers and traditional users, who are frustrated by what seems like a slowdown in GPU innovation and a loss of attention to gaming needs. Still, these price cut rumors have not been officially confirmed, so they should be taken with caution. If they turn out to be true, it could be a golden opportunity for PC gamers waiting for a deal on next-gen GPUs. All eyes are now on Santa Clara: will NVIDIA make an official statement, or will the new prices simply speak for themselves?

Source: 3djuegos Wccftech