High demand for Intel's Arc B580 as retailers receive weekly restocks — demand outstrips supply for the new $249 GPU champion

Intel delivers new Intel Arc B580 GPU stocks to retailers weekly, but demand is so high that they quickly run out.

https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/gpus/high-demand-for-intels-arc-b580-as-retailers-receive-weekly-restocks-demand-outstrips-supply-for-the-new-usd249-gpu-champion

Creato 1mo | 18 dic 2024, 14:20:04


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