TheF34RChannel
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I think the general idea is to slow sales so that there are still some Nvidia cards available. They don't want them all to sell out or you end up pushing your customers to AMD. At the same time they don't want to make more Pascal cards because they know that as soon as Ampere launches no one will want them and thus retailers end up stuck holding the baby.
Remember, the more cards retailers have the more profit they make at lower prices. The less cards you have the more you would need to sell them for to keep profits up.
All I've done here is read the market and you can soon figure out what's going on.
That's why I think Ampere is close. No inside info this time just intuition.
You're on a roll man!

When looking at all current circumstances the Ampere release points to GTC (ie March). However, GTC isn't the place for consumers card releases if you ask me, which would mean May, but that's too far away and too long to maintain the crippled current market - if that makes sense?