Hardware Unboxed後续说明 https://x.com/HardwareUnboxed/status/2012005281086259446 We’ve received some further updates to the RTX 5070 Ti situation Asus has provided us with an additional statement, which says: “To clarify, our internal communication was related to streamlining some models based on these chipsets due to the current GPU supply constraints. There is currently no plan from NVIDIA to EOL these chipsets.” Asus are reiterating what Nvidia said earlier today, which is that they “ continue to ship all GeForce SKUs.” However, there are two things at play. One is the official status of GeForce SKUs according to Nvidia. The other (and the focus of our video) is the supply and production status of GeForce graphics cards at Asus and other partners. Nvidia has not officially discontinued any RTX 50 GPU, but the supply situation and effective status of these GPUs at AIBs, distributors and retailers can be very different. Asus have been careful to clarify that *Nvidia* have not put these SKUs into end of life status. They have not refuted their original statement to us, which was that Asus cards using these SKUs are “end of life.” A GPU SKU may not be officially discontinued, but if the supply is reduced to the point AIBs can no longer manufacture them, it may as well be discontinued, ended or killed off. That is what Asus and retail sources said to us originally: incoming supply of the RTX 5070 Ti and RTX 5060 Ti 16GB is dismal to non-existent, and this is expected to continue for many months. Asus claimed their models using these GPUs were “end of life” (direct quote) and reiterated this when we asked for clarification before publishing the video. Why would Nvidia reduce supply for some models? In a market with constrained VRAM supply, they want to prioritize making the most revenue from the GDDR7 chips they are able to source. In this situation, if they were to allocate 16GB of G7 to a SKU, it would make sense the RTX 5080 is prioritized over the RTX 5070 Ti and RTX 5060 Ti 16GB. Based on what we’ve gathered, that’s what we believe is happening to the point where the cheaper 16GB SKUs have effectively been killed off. RTX 5070 Ti stock is quickly drying up, we hope that changes in the future, but for now it will be extremely difficult to purchase one. The ‘good’ news (if there is any) is that we’re being told the most severe supply constraints apply to the RTX 5070 Ti and RTX 5060 Ti 16GB. Other SKUs remain in production, some at reduced volume and at higher-than-MSRP prices – but they haven’t been killed off yet. 我们收到了关於 RTX 5070 Ti 情况的进一步更新。华硕（Asus）向我们提供了一份补 充声明，内容如下：「为了澄清，我们的内部沟通是基於目前 GPU 供应受限的情况， 针对部分晶片组的型号进行精简调整。目前 NVIDIA 并没有任何计画要让这些晶片组进入 EOL（停产）状态。」 华硕重申了 NVIDIA 今日稍早的说法，也就是他们「仍持续出货所有 GeForce SKU」。 然而，这里其实同时存在两个层面的问题。一个是 NVIDIA 官方对 GeForce SKU 的状态 定义；另一个（也是我们影片重点）则是华硕与其他合作夥伴在实际供应与生产层面上的 GeForce 显示卡状况。NVIDIA 并未正式停产任何 RTX 50 系列 GPU，但在 AIB（显卡板卡厂）、经销商与零售端，这些 GPU 的供应状况与实际「 有效状态」可能完全不同。华硕特别谨慎地澄清，NVIDIA 并没有将这些 SKU 列为 EOL。 但他们同时也没有否认先前对我们所说的内容，也就是「使用这些 SKU 的华硕显卡已经 是 end of life（停产）」。一个 GPU SKU 即使没有被官方正式停产，但如果供应量 低到 AIB 已经无法再持续生产，那在实际上几乎等同於被停产、结束或被砍掉。这正是 华硕与零售通路最初告诉我们的情况：RTX 5070 Ti 与 RTX 5060 Ti 16GB 的後续供货量 极度稀少，甚至接近於零，而且预期这种状况将持续好几个月。 华硕曾明确表示，使用这些 GPU 的型号是「end of life」（原话），并且在我们於影片 发布前要求进一步说明时，再次重申了这一点。那麽，为什麽 NVIDIA 会减少某些型号的 供应？在 VRAM 供应受限的市场环境下，他们自然会优先从有限的 GDDR7 产能中获取最大 营收。在这种情况下，如果要分配 16GB 的 GDDR7 给某个 SKU，那麽优先选择 RTX 5080 ，而非 RTX 5070 Ti 或 RTX 5060 Ti 16GB，是合乎逻辑的。 根据我们所蒐集到的资讯，我们认为事情正是朝这个方向发展，导致较低价位的 16GB SKU 实质上已被「砍掉」。RTX 5070 Ti 的库存正在迅速枯竭，我们希望未来情况能有所改善 ，但就目前而言，想要买到一张 RTX 5070 Ti 将会非常困难。 唯一称得上「好消息」（如果这也算的话）是，目前最严重的供应限制主要集中在 RTX 5070 Ti 与 RTX 5060 Ti 16GB。其他 SKU 仍在生产中，虽然部分型号的产量降低 、价格也高於建议售价（MSRP），但它们至少还没有被完全砍掉。 翻译由ChatGPT提供。 其实跟大家推测的差不多，砍掉的去做5080更赚。出货极极极少不等於砍掉。 --

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