Where to buy Nvidia RTX 3070 Ti: find stock here
We'll help you find where to buy Nvidia RTX 3070 Ti graphics cards
The Nvidia GeForce RTX 3070 Ti offers some noteworthy performance bumps over the RTX 3070, and it should have cost a compelling $599 / £529 / AU$979 for the Founders Edition. But, with Founders Edition cards scarce and AIB partner models coming at inflated prices that have only been made worse by the graphics card shortage, getting the optimal value out of the RTX 3070 Ti or really any card from Nvidia has been a challenge.
There are still some RTX 3070 Ti units to be had. You can snag a few from Newegg or from CCL in the UK, but you’ll be paying considerably more than you would have if there weren’t a graphics card shortage going on. The best deal you’ll find on the graphics card alone right now may be from Overclockers, which has recently been showing a considerable supply of Nvidia graphics cards.
All that said, there is still one worthwhile way to get your hands on a RTX 3070 Ti if you’re also in the market for a whole gaming PC. Many pre-built gaming PCs come loaded with the latest graphics cards from Nvidia, and while they may not be cheap, the value you get for your money is better for a whole PC than it is for one overpriced graphics card. Barring that option, you can stay tuned here, as we’ll continue to update this page with any available units we can find.
Where to buy Nvidia RTX 3070 Ti graphics cards
- US RTX 3070 Ti retailers: Nvidia | Best Buy | Amazon | Micro Center | B&H | Newegg
- UK RTX 3070 Ti retailers: Nvidia | CCL | Currys PC World | Scan | Box | Overclockers
We're keeping an eye out for RTX 3070 Ti restocks at various retailers and will keep this page updated as we find fresh stock (and when it sells out), so hopefully you'll be able to get hold of an RTX 3070 Ti before too long. If you want to try your luck at some more powerful cards, we can show you where to buy Nvidia RTX 3080 cards, where to buy Nvidia RTX 3080 Ti cards, as well as where to buy Nvidia RTX 3070 cards if having the extra specs of the RTX 3070 Ti isn't worth the wait for a new restock.
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Where to buy RTX 3070 Ti in the US
The RTX 3070 Ti will sell out quickly during restocks so make sure you keep this page bookmarked for any updates. Below, you'll find a list of retailers that have sold, or will sell the GeForce RTX 3070 Ti to make things easier for you to keep track.
Nvidia RTX 3070 Ti deals at Amazon
Amazon's RTX 3070 Ti restocks are probably the largest you're going to find, so it's always a great place to check for fresh stock. Listings did briefly appear for the new RTX 3070 Ti, but vanished just as fast when they presumably sold out, with fresh stock yet to appear.
Nvidia RTX 3070 Ti deals at Newegg
Newegg has some RTX 3070 Ti stock available for elevated prices, but it also runs frequent Newegg Shuffle lottery-style events with hard to find hardware, so those are definitely worth keeping an eye on.
Where to buy RTX 3070 Ti in the UK
The Nvidia RTX 3070 Ti was available from 2PM on June 10 2021, with many retailers already listing the item as 'out of stock'. We'll keep track of restocks and fresh inventory though, so make sure you keep this page bookmarked.
Nvidia RTX 3070 Ti stock at Overclockers
Overclockers UK is a great site for buying components, so this may be your best bet at getting an RTX 3070 Ti. If you're quick, you might be able to pick up the one model we see available right now.
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