RTX 5080 removed from Nvidia store

The GeForce RTX 5080 graphics card has been removed from Nvidia's online store in the United States, as reported by multiple sources. This change was first noticed by a user on the r/pcmasterrace subreddit on Reddit and later confirmed by the technology website Wccftech on October 30.

RTX 5090 also removed earlier

The removal of the RTX 5080 follows a similar action taken in mid-October, when the RTX 5090 was also taken down from the same store. Both cards are part of Nvidia's latest generation of high-performance graphics cards, designed for gaming and professional applications.

24 GB version of RTX 5080 in development

According to ChannelGate, a WeChat account connected to Chinese graphics card distributors, a 24 gigabyte version of the RTX 5080 is reportedly in development. This information, cited by VideoCardz, suggests the new model could be released in December 2026 or January 2027, with current stock expected to last about two months.

Nvidia has not confirmed the details

Nvidia has not officially confirmed the development of the 24 GB version or the timeline for its release. The information primarily pertains to the Chinese market, and it remains unclear whether the new model will be available globally or only in specific regions.

RTX 5080 prices far exceed recommended

The RTX 5080 is currently selling for over $2,000 at several American resellers, despite Nvidia’s recommended retail price of $999. This significant price increase is due to high demand and limited supply, which has made the card difficult to find in stores.

Nvidia provides no timeline for return

Nvidia has not specified when or at what price the RTX 5080 and 5090 will return to its store. For the RTX 5090, the company states the card is not withdrawn from sale, but it remains nearly impossible to find in practice.