Uploaded September 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Let's get started with Nvidia. So… jayztwocents posted a video about the recent earnings call from the company. I have to say, he made some really good points. But let's start by breaking down what was said.
Jay pointed out that for the next couple of quarters, thats 2 quarters so 6 months, Nvidia is planning on fixing their inventory. As you might already know, the green team has a lot of oversupply. the crypto crash came and now miners aren't buying and there are HUGE amounts of used cards floating around. More supply than demand and of course, prices drop.
So by fixing their inventory, they’re talking about artificially keeping the prices high by drip-feeding new GPU's into the market instead of actually selling the stock they still have. Not only that, but Nvidia clearly stated that the RTX 3000 and 4000 series would coexist, we'll probably see new flagships GPUs, but no mid-range ones to keep the prices high.
This actually coincides with some news we got this week. According to current leaks, 3 new variants of the RTX 3000 series are allegedly coming to market. An rtx 3060 with 8gb of Vram, an rtx 3060 ti with GDDR6X memory, and a 3070 ti with 8gb of GDDR6x.
Future snows here, while these were originally rumors from Twitter user MEGAsize GPU, it seems like 2 of those GPUs are real! Specifically, the 8gb version of the RTX 3060 and the 3060 ti with gddr6X. This info was solidified by videocardz.com and their sources at various AIB’s. According to the new information, those GPUs would launch in October, so possibly after the 40 series announcement.
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Let's get started with Nvidia. So… jayztwocents posted a video about the recent earnings call from the company. I have to say, he made some really good points. But let's start by breaking down what was said.
Jay pointed out that for the next couple of quarters, thats 2 quarters so 6 months, Nvidia is planning on fixing their inventory. As you might already know, the green team has a lot of oversupply. the crypto crash came and now miners aren't buying and there are HUGE amounts of used cards floating around. More supply than demand and of course, prices drop.
So by fixing their inventory, they’re talking about artificially keeping the prices high by drip-feeding new GPU's into the market instead of actually selling the stock they still have. Not only that, but Nvidia clearly stated that the RTX 3000 and 4000 series would coexist, we'll probably see new flagships GPUs, but no mid-range ones to keep the prices high.
This actually coincides with some news we got this week. According to current leaks, 3 new variants of the RTX 3000 series are allegedly coming to market. An rtx 3060 with 8gb of Vram, an rtx 3060 ti with GDDR6X memory, and a 3070 ti with 8gb of GDDR6x.
Future snows here, while these were originally rumors from Twitter user MEGAsize GPU, it seems like 2 of those GPUs are real! Specifically, the 8gb version of the RTX 3060 and the 3060 ti with gddr6X. This info was solidified by videocardz.com and their sources at various AIB’s. According to the new information, those GPUs would launch in October, so possibly after the 40 series announcement.
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Snows and the rest of the Boot Sequence team are here to bring you the latest breaking Tech News. Featuring the latest tech, product launches, trends, rumors, and more. Boot Sequence is your tech vlog to stay in the know.
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#RTX4000 #RTX3000 #Nvidia
