After looking it up, and listening to a lot of members as well as seeing a few other sites talk about it, it turns out the NVidia now has a DLSS for their store. The stock dynamically adjusts in the store as they become available, but if they are not available, they just don’t show anymore.


Sooo, is NVIDIA trying to admit that there is really something wrong with the Founders card, without admitting there is something wrong?  You can no longer buy a 2080ti from NVidia directly.  "RMA rates are within normal limits... [but we will just make this disappear until further notice]"
 
Of course, I am just speculating, but I figure it will make for an interesting discussion.   
 
eteknix shows this and I went to check, sure enough.. no more 2080ti:
https://www.eteknix.com/g...-nvidias-online-store/

From eteknix:
 

Is NVIDIA Planning to Recall the RTX 2080 Ti?
Following the news of NVIDIA finally admitting that something is wrong with the RTX 2080 Ti FE, it appears that they have now stopped selling the offending product on their own web store. However, just like the issue “announcement”, they are doing this discreetly and trying to do it quietly. So far at least.
If you go to the GeForce online web store, you will notice that the RTX 2080 Ti is no longer listed. Although the actual product page is still up, once you click on the “Shop All” button, it will return with zero results (see screenshot below). It is also not listed on the side, with only the RTX 2080 and RTX 2070 present.

*if you don’t get the DLSS joke above, the store adjusted like resolution will adjust using DLSS. If it isn’t needed because a store is out of stock, the item will disappear.

bcavnaugh
I wonder with this if EVGA is going to replace all our XC Cards with this change?

Founders Edition.

Seeing how EVGA doesn’t sell the founder edition card, I don’t see why they would do that. First, NVIdia would need to show it is a bigger problem other than founders cards.

Before any AIB will do a recall/replacement, they will need to know what the bigger issue is. NVidia more than likely won’t say a word for a while.

I wanted two more 1080 Ti KP HC cards when they had them back in stock but was not allowed to buy them because I have two.
This was really the Only reason I got the RTX Cards.

Nvidia stole my lunch money and kicked my dog. Also snuck into my house and redesigned my RTX to get 50% less rays and then didn't even have enough class to announce it via Twitter. 
 
BRB calling congressman.

fearpoint
Nvidia stole my lunch money and kicked my dog. Also snuck into my house and redesigned my RTX to get 50% less rays and then didn't even have enough class to announce it via Twitter. 
 
BRB calling congressman.

Let us know how the call goes. In the meantime, looks like NVidia is having all sorts of fun screwing up, lol.

https://forums.evga.com/G...x-Drvers-m2884225.aspx

From eteknix...
 
"Update 18/11/2018 20:29 GMT – A spokesperson from Nvidia has reached out to us to dismiss this story. Stating that the item is simply out of stock. Instead of showing as “out of stock”, the NVIDIA website simply removes the item from the store, which led us to believe that the item had been de-listed. This is false and we apologise for supplying false information. We’ll update again as any information arrises to that fact, or otherwise." 
 

the_Scarlet_one
Seeing how EVGA doesn’t sell the founder edition card, I don’t see why they would do that.

Aren't black editions videocards with a founders PCB but with a third party cooler and no fancy iCX features?
I thought it was that way for the Pascal generation.

So then all Manufacturer are out of stock as well. Something is not adding up.
   NVIDIA  (0)  
   ASUS  (0)  
   EVGA  (0)  
   GIGABYTE  (0)  
   MSI  (0)  
   PNY  (0)  
   ZOTAC  (0)

MasterMiner
Bring back the 1080 Ti !!!

Only if EVGA drops the 1 Per Household or even 4 Per Household

the_Scarlet_one

Sajin
From eteknix...
 
"Update 18/11/2018 20:29 GMT – A spokesperson from Nvidia has reached out to us to dismiss this story. Stating that the item is simply out of stock. Instead of showing as “out of stock”, the NVIDIA website simply removes the item from the store, which led us to believe that the item had been de-listed. This is false and we apologise for supplying false information. We’ll update again as any information arrises to that fact, or otherwise." 
 

So, NVidia removes all AIB partner cards because their own are sold out? Really? They still have all of the 2080’s and 2070’s on their site as well, but not a single AIB 2080ti? Weird choice.

Smells like a coverup lol. Why wouldn’t it just show out of stock like it always has?

All 2080 ti's are out of stock on newegg. https://www.newegg.com/Pr...709%20601321492%208000
 

wccftech has released an article about this and they say eTeknix is wrong:
https://wccftech.com/no-nvidia-geforce-rtx-2080-ti-has-not-been-delisted/

they were in stock at evga - but not for long
by the time i spotted the 2080ti gaming and got thru checkout it was sold out
i had to wait a another couple of days and spotted 2080ti ultra gaming was avail and had to speed my way thru checkout
 
availability problems are due to demand and RMA's
 
 

the_Scarlet_one
It looks as if NVidia has created a version of “nowinstock” that dynamically adds and removes the products that are available from the NVidia store.

It is very strange that NVidia advertises all of the AIB boards now, as they have never done this in the past.

This is odd, maybe NVIDIA might be closing their on line store and just having the AIB deal with it all.
It is like AI and no more Gaming in one way or on the way.