NVIDIA 7900 GTX flying off shelves

April 5th 2006 | Graphics Cards

We spoke with chaps that sell both Nvidia and ATI products and learned some secrets of how the products are sold. It turns out that Nvidia does have a shortage and that it is shipping a limited number of its high end chips.

But, at the same time, it created a massive, unbelievable demand for its products. The chaps explained that the cards are flying off the shelves as Nvidia managed to convince everyone that its product is better. The same source confirmed that there are huge backorders on the Geforce 7900 GTX cards as it seams that everyone wants them.

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NVIDIA 7900 GTX flying off shelves
Published in: Graphics Cards on 2006-04-05