The Nvidia RTX 3080 is part of the RTX 30 series of GPUs that launched last year, and are proving as hard to get hold of as the PS5 and Xbox Series X; but here at T3, we've been keeping tabs on retailer restocks for the graphics card to make sure you don't miss out.
Just like Microsoft, and Sony, Nvidia is also experiencing supply issues, warning that the RTX 30 series will remain in short supply until May. Bagging the new GPUs isn't going to be an easy task, but T3's Nvidia RTX 3080 stock tracker should be able to help you out!
Price-wise, the GeForce RTX 3080 starts from $699 / £649 / AU$1,139, with the RTX 3090 coming in at $1,499 / £1,399 / AU$2,429 and the RTX 3070 from $499 / £469 / AU$809. As with our PS5 and Xbox Series X buying guides, we recommend that you make accounts at these retailers and save your payment details to get through the checkout process as quickly as possible.
And as with the consoles, we also recommend you steer clear of scalpers reselling the products at an inflated price. Patience will pay off, so don't get ripped off by paying over the odds.
If you're after a next-gen console, we've got a PS5 stock tracker, Xbox Series X stock tracker, but if you're looking to bag an RTX 30 card, you can also try your luck with our Nvidia RTX 3060 Ti stock tracker too.
Where to buy Nvidia RTX 3080 in the USA
Where to buy Nvidia RTX 3080 in the UK
Where to buy Nvidia RTX 3080 Australia
Of course you an always try going to the source itself, and visiting the Nvidia website to check out its RTX 3080 restock situation.
If you want to balance your budget with your needs, you can check out T3's best graphics cards roundup to find one to suit your rig and your wallet.
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