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Shopping for goodies from a stylish meals truck can get costly. However I\u2019ll guess that even essentially the most determined TikTok foodie hasn\u2019t dropped greater than a grand directly on one thing they’ll\u2019t really eat. However you’ll be able to when you\u2019re attending Nvidia\u2019s GPU Know-how Convention (GTC), the place the corporate is promoting its RTX 5080 and 5090 graphics playing cards from a pop-up \u201cmeals truck\u201d gross sales stall.<\/p>\n
Don\u2019t all people rush to San Jose directly. The impossible-to-find playing cards will solely be offered to GTC attendees\u2014apparently alongside merch shirts and puffy vests\u2014who’re already paying greater than a thousand {dollars} for the most cost effective ticket to see the latest industrial {hardware} from Nvidia and its companions. And no, these passes don\u2019t get you any reductions on the playing cards, a few of that are from AIB companions and never the Founder\u2019s Version GPUs which are going for practically legendary retail costs<\/a>.<\/p>\n Even Nvidia solely has a pair thousand playing cards available\u20141,000 every for the RTX 5080 and 5090, in keeping with Tom\u2019s {Hardware}<\/a>. They\u2019re being offered in small batches at random occasions. One Twitter\/X put up from yesterday<\/a> says that the shop will promote 90 of them for the subsequent half-hour.<\/p>\n