Nvidia’s RTX 4060 Ti graphics card may have only just launched, but the outlook for Team Green’s latest GPU does not look bright at all. According to one report, there is apparently “zero” interest in the card from consumers, with many retailers expecting absolutely feeble sales.
The YouTuber spoke to several sources at various retailers in both the U.S. and Europe, and the picture in every case appears to be pretty grim. It was Micro Center, for instance, that stated there was “zero” interest from consumers in the RTX 4060 Ti. This led to the retailer deciding against opening stores early, since — unlike with most Nvidia GPU launches — it didn’t expect fans to be queueing around the block to get their hands on the new card.
Recommended Videos The outlook is similar elsewhere. One “major U.S. retailer” says that they don’t expect to resupply the card “for months” after the initial supply is sold. Worse, this same source suggested that third-party models of the RTX 4060 Ti could be priced well above the MSRP, as these companies “are hoping people will pay RTX 3070 pricing” for the card. That’s hardly likely to stimulate consumer interest.
That was echoed by a distributor in a European Union country, who explained that they had “minimal pulls from our warehouses for launch.”