NVIDIA has just announced that their GeForce 10 series cards are back in stock and available for sale directly through GeForce webpage. For users who are looking to get the best gaming cards right now, the GeForce 10 series which are available for reference MSRPs offer insane gaming performance in a multitude of AAA titles.

NVIDIA GeForce 10 Series Graphics Cards Get Restocked at GeForce.com - Available at Reference MSRPs

The GeForce 10 series stack that has been restocked includes the GeForce GTX 1080 Ti, GeForce GTX 1080, GeForce GTX 1070 Ti, GeForce GTX 1070 and GeForce GTX 1060. All graphics cards are available at the reference MSRPs and users should expect a maximum of 1 week shipping time for their purchases to land right at their doorstep.

NVIDIA's GeForce GTX 1080 Ti still remains the undisputed champ in gaming performance, even a year after launch.

GeForce GTX Back In Stock!

With record May temperatures hitting across the globe this week, how about staying nice and cool inside by playing your favorite PC games? With recent updates to Fortnite, PlayerUnkown’s Battlegrounds, Destiny 2, and the release of Final Fantasy XV, there’s never been a better time to indulge that gaming passion!

If you’ve been waiting for the right moment to pick up a GeForce GTX 10-Series GPU, now’s a perfect time! With great availability across retailers at prices gamers can afford, there’s never been a better time to upgrade your gaming rig and be the last one standing.

Arm yourself with the game-changing performance that only GeForce GTX 10-Series graphics cards can deliver. They give you the competitive edge you’re looking for in even the most challenging title. Fast, powerful, and made to the game, GeForce GTX 10-Series GPUs are now available from your favorite e-tail or brick and mortar stores today.

Click here to learn more about our current “Made to Game” promotion and where to find stock of the latest GeForce GTX 10 Series graphics cards. (We’ve included some key links at the bottom of this email for easy reference.)

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The restock around this time makes sense since the mining craze has gone silent and more GPUs can now reach gamers instead of mining rigs. Purchasing from the GeForce webpage also ensures that you are paying the reference MSRPs with no price gouging that retailersat the moment may push for. Even as of right now, while GPU prices are dropping, they still aren't at the levels they are supposed to be considering some of these graphics cards have been in the market for over two years now (GeForce GTX 1080 / GTX 1070).

While NVIDIA GeForce webpage only offers reference solutions, those who are looking for custom models may find the following list interesting as it lists down many custom variants at really decent prices:

GTX 1080

Zotac @ $549 - Buy from hereEVGA @ $549 - Buy from hereZotac @ $549 - Buy from hereEVGA. GIGABYTE, ZOTAC, ASUS, MSI all @ $549 - Buy from here NVIDIA FE @ $549 - Buy from here

GTX 1070 Ti

Zotac @ $499 -Buy from hereEVGA @ $499 -Buy from hereZotac @ $499 -Buy from hereEVGA, GIGABYTE, ZOTAC, ASUS, MSI @ $499 -Buy from here

GTX 1070

EVGA @ $449 -Buy from hereEVGA @ $449 -Buy from hereGIGABYTE @ $449 -Buy from hereNVIDIA FE @ $399 -Buy from here

GTX 1060 6GB

Zotac @ $299 -Buy from hereASUS @ $299 -Buy from hereEVGA @ $299 -Buy from hereASUS @ $299 -Buy from hereMSI @ $299 -Buy from hereEVGA @ $299 -Buy from here

GTX 1060 3GB

EVGA @ $299 -Buy from hereASUS @ $229 -Buy from hereEVGA @ $229 -Buy from here

These graphics cards are surely great for gaming but for those who can wait a bit more, NVIDIA may launch or announce their next-gen GeForce lineup in the coming months which will prove to be a significant performance jump over their Pascal based predecessors. It's up to buyers to either wait or just grab the current best graphics card which suits their needs and call it a day.