Where to buy Nvidia GeForce RTX 3070 — latest restock updates
Seeking out where to buy Nvidia GeForce RTX 3070 and RTX 3070 Ti is very hard — Tom's Guide is here to help
Tracking down where to buy the Nvidia GeForce RTX 3070 remains a tricky task, at least when it comes to finding it in stock and at a fair price. That's all thanks to high demand and a lack of steady GPU supply.
Yet there's a wind of change when it comes to finding Nvidia GeForce RTX 3070 restocks, as well as fresh stock of other GeForce RTX 30-series cards.
That's because we are now seeing a downward trend in prices sparking a sign that supply is catching up with demand, as well as card makers aiming to reduce prices so GPUs are more in line with MSRP. And graphics card stock appears to hang around on virtual shelves a little longer than last year.
As such, it may now be the best time to start looking at buying a new Nvidia or AMD graphics card. But you still might want to wait before upgrading your graphics card — here’s why.
To help in what way we can, we've listed the main U.S. retailers, and some U.K. stores, offering the graphics card below for your inspection. These are worth checking out and signing up for restock notifications so you can maximize your chance of getting the graphics card as and when it's restocked.
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Where to buy Nvidia GeForce RTX 3070
RTX 3070: from $499 @ Best Buy
Best Buy offers the Gigabyte and EVGA RTX 3070 cards. Both are sold out, but inventory is expected to be replenished soon.
RTX 3070: from $499 @ Amazon
Although Amazon is out of stock of the PNY GeForce RTX 3070 Triple Fan and the PNY RTX 3070 Dual Fan cards, the retailer will email you when stock is replenished.
RTX 3070: from $499 @ Newegg
From Asus to Zotac, Newegg offers the widest range of RTX 3070 cards with prices that run the gamut from $499 to $629. They are all out of stock, but you can have Newegg auto-notify you when stock is back.
RTX 3070: from $499 @ Nvidia
Nvidia's website is your RTX 3070 headquarters with links to all versions of its new graphics card. Not surprisingly, they're all sold out.
RTX 3070: from $499 @ B&H Photo
B&H Photo is carrying Gigabyte and Zotac RTX 3070 cards. However, all RTX 30 series cards are temporarily sold out. You can be notified when stock is replenished.
Where to buy Nvidia RTX 3060: Retailers
Sadly, the Nvidia GeForce RTX 3060 is sold out at all the retailers listed below, but that could change without much warning.
In the U.K., Nvidia GeForce RTX 3060 is set to start from £299. The most expensive models are likely to set you back an extra £200, or at least double that if you have to dip into the reseller market. U.K. stock is also entirely sold out.
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The nature of buying a graphics card in 2021 means that you can’t rest on your laurels and assume you’ll be able to scoop up an RTX 3060 whenever suits. If you want one of these graphics cards, you’ll need to be alert.
Restocks will almost certainly sell out straight away, but it's worth checking these pages regularly as you may get lucky.
Where to buy Nvidia RTX 3060 in the U.S.
Nvidia GeForce RTX 3060: from $329 @ Nvidia
Nvidia is a great place to start when looking for an RTX 3060. Its website lists not only Nvidia's own version of the card but also offers links to other retailers that have the GPU in stock. It's a great way to check the availability at multiple retailers in one place.
Nvidia GeForce RTX 3060: from $389 @ Best Buy
Best Buy has a selection of Nvidia RTX 3060 cards from MSI, EVGA, and PNY. All of them are currently sold out. Curiously Best Buy is listing a pair of PNY RTX 3060s as "coming soon" so it's worth keeping a close eye on these. There is a dual-fan and a single fan option.
Nvidia GeForce RTX 3060: check stock @ Walmart
Walmart still doesn't have the GeForce RTX 3060 listed yet. We'd expect the retailer to stock the card very soon though, so definitely worth keeping a close eye on this one.
Nvidia GeForce RTX 3060: check stock @ Amazon
Amazon has a holding page for GeForce RTX 30-series graphics cards though it doesn't yet have a tab for the RTX 3060. However there is an individual listing for the ASUS ROG version of the 3060 but it's currently being sold for a massively inflated $1,199, so we wouldn't recommend a purchase.
Nvidia GeForce RTX 3060: from $329 @ Newegg
Newegg has plenty of GeForce RTX 3080 listed. But unfortunately, every single model is currently sold out. Hopefully, we won't be waiting long for a restock.
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Nvidia GeForce RTX 3060: from £389 @ Currys
Currys has a bunch of RTX 3060 models listed on its website, cards from Gigabyte, PNY, MSI, and Asus are among the ones listed. Unfortunately, the card is completely sold out right now, but we're hoping for a restock in the foreseeable future.
Nvidia GeForce RTX 3060: from £379 @ Scan
Technology retailer Scan has plenty of RTX 3060 cards listed on its website. All of them are sold out as it stands. Restocks have been happening at a reasonable pace, so this is definitely a retailer to keep an eye on.
Nvidia GeForce RTX 3060: coming soon @ Ebuyer
Ebuyer currently has the largest offering of RTX 3060 cards in the UK, with models from PNY, Zotac, MSI and ASUS among others. However, all the listings have been marked with 'coming soon' since launch, it's likely just a matter of time before the stock is available to order.
Where to buy Nvidia RTX 3060 gaming PC
If you’re desperate to get a GeForce RTX 3060, an alternative to buying the card itself is to get a pre-built PC with the GPU included.
The best gaming PCs come with the best GPUs pre-installed, and this is a great solution if you’re looking to either upgrade your entire setup or if you’re entering the PC gaming scene for the first time.
Right now at iBuyPower you can configure a desktop with an RTX 3060, making this one of the easiest ways to get hold of the GPU. The cheapest desktop available will run you $1,459 with the price rising should you opt for additional extras.
Origin PC is also offering the RTX 3060 as part of a full customized gaming rig, prices start from $2,000 for the most basic build offered, but similarly, the total will quickly swell once you've beefed up the specs.
CyberPowerPC is now selling a pre-built rig with the RTX 3060 already installed as well. Dubbed the Gamer Infinity 8000, the desktop starts from $1,585 but that total will quickly climb if you increase the specs and opt for some extras.
Amazon also has a few pre-built PCs that include an RTX 3060 such as this Skytech Shadow PC, which offers an AMD Ryzen 5 3600 and a 1TB SSD alongside the 3060 card. It'll set you back $1,7499
If you're after a gaming laptop (here's our guide to the best gaming laptops) Amazon has you covered there as well. Both the Razer Blade 15 ($1,699) and the Prostar NH77DPQ ($1,399) include an RTX 3060. Though as usual with a laptop, upgrading the internals later down the line will be a much more difficult task.
However you slice it a complete rig won't be cheap, you'll likely have to fork over at least $2,000 for a solid gaming PC from one of these sites. As it stands buying a pre-built PC is pretty much the only way to get a GeForce RTX 3060 that doesn't involve grossing overpaying on the resale market.
Where to buy Nvidia RTX 3060 Ti: Retailers
Currently, the GeForce RTX 3060 Ti is sold out at most retailers. Such is the popularity of this mid-range GPU, one of the cheapest of the current Nvidia generation.
The sudden, unscheduled nature of restocks means that your best bet to keep checking these sellers fairly frequently, with the goal of catching new stock as soon as it appears. We'll also update this list as and when we find available stock, assuming it doesn't sell out immediately.
Where to buy Nvidia RTX 3060 Ti in the U.S.
GeForce RTX 3060 Ti: from $399 @ Nvidia
Nvidia has listed the Founders Edition of the GeForce RTX 3060 Ti and third-party cards, but it doesn't sell the latter directly. Rather Nvidia direct you to retailers that have its new graphics card on offer; think of it as a way to check the availability of multiple models from one place.
GeForce RTX 3060 Ti: from $400 @ Best Buy
Best Buy has a selection of GeForce RTX 3060 Ti cards from Nvidia itself to versions from EVGA, MSI and EVGA, though all are sold out. It's worth noting that Best Buy is the exclusive seller of the GeForce RTX 3060 Ti Founders Edition in the U.S.
GeForce RTX 3060 Ti: from $459 @ Newegg
Newegg has a rather comprehensive selection of GeForce RTX 3060 Ti cards. But many are sold out, though some are up for pre-order; make sure to sign up to automatic notifications.
GeForce RTX 3060 Ti: from $460 @ Micro Center
Micro Center has been adding and removing different RTX 3060 Ti models quite rapidly. Right now, it lists 8 models between $460 and $660, all sold out.
GeForce RTX 3060 Ti: from $400 @ B&H
B&H has a good selection of GeForce RTX 3060 Ti cards, though all are currently sold out. At least here the cards are marked as either "coming soon" or "More on the way", so it will be worth checking back.
Where to buy the Nvidia RTX 3060 Ti in the U.K
The Nvidia GeForce RTX 3060 Ti has also sold out at a lot of U.K. hardware retailers. As such, your options for getting the new graphics card in the U.K. are a little limited, but the retailers below are well worth checking for stock updates.
GeForce RTX 3060 Ti: from £369 @ Nvidia
The RTX 3060 is available at Nvidia UK starting at £369, but stock is all gone. There are also third-party versions available, but their availability is limited too.
Gigabyte GeForce RTX 3060 Ti: from £443 @ Currys
Currys lists numerous RTX 3060 Ti models, though all of them are sold out right now, bot for delivery and in-store collection.
GeForce RTX 3060 Ti: coming soon @ Ebuyer
Ebuyer's considerable range of RTX 3060 Ti variants is entirely listed as "coming soon." Small restocks have shown up in the recent past, though.
GeForce RTX 3060 Ti: check availability @ Overclockers
Overclockers has a range of GeForce RTX 3060 Ti cards on offer. All are currently sold out, but are marked as "Available soon."
GeForce RTX 3060 Ti: check availability @ Scan
Scan is sold out of the RTX 3060 Ti at this very moment, but is one of the more frequently restocked U.K. retailers. One to bookmark.
GeForce RTX 3060 Ti: coming soon @ CCL
CCL has eight different RTX 3060 Ti models lined up. Again, all of these are sold out, though there have been limited restocks relatively recently, so keep checking.
Where to buy Nvidia RTX 3060 Ti gaming PC
If you're desperate to get a GeForce RTX 3060 Ti, an alternative to buying the card standalone it to get a pre-built PC with the GPU already installed.
Origin PC will let you configure a desktop with an RTX 3060 Ti inside. The same goes for iBuyPower, with PCs sporting the RTX 3060 Ti starting at $1,525 — the prices on the landing page are much higher, but you can downspec these configurations.
CyberPowerPC is also offering gaming desktops with the GeForce RTX 3060 Ti, with prices starting at $1,655. Newegg has a wide range of RTX 3060 Ti PCs too, starting at $1,400. Most are sold out but a handful of the higher-specced systems are currently in stock.
Over in the U.K., PC Specialist is offering some custom PCs with the RTX 3060 Ti. Expect to pay at least £1,300 for a well-specced machine. Chillblast also sells an RTX 3060 Ti system, for £1,390, while Overclockers UK has one for £1,450.
Ebuyer did have the cheapest RTX 3060 Ti PC we've seen so far in the U.K., costing £1,200. It's sold out right now, but is available to pre-order as new stock is expected on April 13.
Given it offers a lot of performance for a reasonable price, don't except the Nvidia GeForce RTX 3060 Ti to be very easy to find. But keep an eye on the retailers above and you could get lucky.
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STbob This is a useless article. Where to find a RTX 3070 lol maybe in fantasy land.Reply
Best Buy does get them in but snapped up in 1 second off their web site. Why? Because Best buy prefers to have is business model a free for all.
Its not first come first served at all. Its just based on LUCK. You could search for 2 months then have a buddy that has done ZERO work buy a card before you based on luck that he happened to be on their web site the right day right time.
Best Buy and others
No way to get auto emails when product is in
No way to pre pay to reserve yourself in line to get the next one.
etc...
What they should do it the web site is offer to reserve a card based on money you pre pay. Then make a list based on the Time/date and not a free for all.
example.
Jon Doe pays 499.00 in Jan 2021 to best buy the reserve his card. He is number 120 on the list of people.
Best buy gets in 20 card per week. So Jon can now estimate when he will get his card. Like 6 weeks. No one gets to cut in line ahead of him this way.
If you find a card some place else just cancel that best buy order and they adjust the chronological wait list. Its the way it works for most things. I buy foot game tickets I dont get there and fight for the seat I paid for based on luck like Best buy does with Video cards.
Toms Guide basically only can say "Good luck" cause we are not help.
How about Toms Guide put some pressure on companies to change the selling practices vs posting "gee we can't help much" -
Murray1031 If this is an American site why are three sites .co.uk? And Fry’s is a dead site and company. If you’re the top guy at finding cards. I’ll never find one.Reply