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Worrying Nvidia stock rumor hints at GPU price rises – here’s why Prime Day could be the best time to buy a new graphics card

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  • Nvidia is rumored to be cutting production of RTX 5000 GPUs
  • Manufacturing levels are supposedly looking at a cut of 20% or more in July
  • If true, as the effects of that filter through, we can expect price rises by September

Nvidia could be planning to cut down production of its RTX 5000 graphics cards, according to a new rumor, which would of course mean less stock on shelves.

Japanese tech blog Gazlog noticed a Chiphell post (via Wccftech) claiming this is the case, and that Nvidia has already reduced supply of its Blackwell graphics cards as of June.

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