The cost of building a high-end PC just jumped for anyone eyeing the GeForce RTX 5070 Ti. We are seeing the cheapest tracked online offers for this graphics card rise to $1,339.99 in the US. That price is nearly 79% above the original $749 MSRP. Buyers looking for value in the current market will need to adjust their budgets significantly.
Memory shortages drive RTX 5070 Ti prices to $1,339.99, nearly double the MSRP
Nvidia has not officially discontinued the RTX 5070 Ti, yet supply constraints are driving these steep hikes. Memory shortages have limited restocking efforts, which keeps available inventory tight. This situation mirrors the market behavior we tracked recently with the RTX 5080, where eBay GPU Prices Surge 5.7% as demand outpaced supply. The scarcity is clearly affecting the entire high-end segment.
The price increase has accelerated rapidly in recent weeks. Data shows that costs rose by approximately $160, or 13.6%, between October 29 and November 6. Some specific models are commanding even higher premiums. The Asus RTX 5070 Ti TUF Gaming OC is listed at $1,499.99, which is roughly double the launch price. The data reflects the lowest prices currently available from monitored online retailers.
This pricing trend is not isolated to the 5070 Ti. Similar surges are occurring with the RTX 5080 and RTX 5090. The RTX 5090 is reaching nearly $7,000 in the current market. Nvidia has not released an official comment addressing the current market fluctuations. The company continues to sell the card, but the retail reality reflects a severe supply imbalance.
The GeForce RTX 5070 Ti remains available for purchase, but at a significant premium. The current floor price of $1,339.99 stands in stark contrast to the $749 MSRP. Consumers should expect continued volatility as memory supply issues persist. We will keep tracking these price trends as the market situation develops.
Source: NotebookCheck
This is ridiculous. $1,340 for a card that was $749 is price gouging.
Is memory actually the bottleneck or is Nvidia just sitting on stock? I need to know if I should wait.
Memory shortages are real. Supply chains are tight. Restocking is limited.
Can anyone confirm if the Asus TUF model is actually $1,500 right now? That seems extreme.
just saw a 5090 hit 7k on ebay. the whole market is broken. 🤔
Nvidia hasn’t discontinued it. They are still selling it. The retail markup is not their direct fault.
I was hoping to upgrade my desktop for some cozy gaming. Now I have to stick with my old rig. 😅