We're still well over six months away from the expected release of Nvidia's next-gen gaming GPUs based on its new Blackwell GPU architecture. However‚ it's being reported that Nvidia graphics card manufacturing partners are already being told that supply of the company's current RTX 40 GPUs will be reduced in the coming months‚ to make way for the new launch. This could mean that those looking to potentially purchase a prime pixel pusher‚ such as the Nvidia GeForce RTX 4080 Super or RTX 4070 Super‚ as well as several other options on our best graphics card list‚ could soon find supply is limited and prices could rise as a result.  If this is true‚ it's possible we could see the horrendous graphics card price gouging of the COVID pandemic era again‚ and this time it wouldn't be the fault of scalpers or cryptocurrency miners‚ but Nvidia itself. Continue reading Nvidia GPU stock looks set to run low again‚ but for a new reason MORE FROM PCGAMESN: GeForce RTX 4070 Super review‚ DLSS explained‚ Best graphics cards