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NVIDIA enthusiasts might find themselves waiting several weeks, or even months, before they can snag the RTX 5090 or 5080 GPUs from Overclockers UK.
## Pre-orders Halted for NVIDIA RTX 5090 and RTX 5080
The release of NVIDIA’s RTX 50 series faced significant setbacks and quickly turned into what many called a ‘paper launch.’ Some retailers received hardly any RTX 5090 units, and those who did managed to sell their limited stock within minutes of the launch embargo lifting. The RTX 5080, although slightly more available, was also quickly snatched up, despite offering minimal improvements over the previous generation.
For those eager to get their hands on these cards, patience will be necessary. Overclockers UK has announced that both the RTX 5090 and RTX 5080 are sold out, and they’ve paused pre-orders. This means that even if you’re ready to endure a lengthy wait, you can’t place a pre-order through their site. So, when might these coveted GPUs return?
According to Overclockers UK, the RTX 5090 could take anywhere from 3 to 16 weeks to restock, while the RTX 5080 might return in about 2 to 6 weeks. If the worst-case scenario occurs and the RTX 5090 takes the full 16 weeks, you won’t see it until near mid-2025. By then, the RTX 5070 Ti and 5070 will have already launched, with dates set for February 20th and sometime in March, respectively.
### January 31, 2025 Stock Update from Overclockers UK
– RTX 5090: Sold out, pre-orders stopped – ETA: 3-16 weeks
– RTX 5080: Sold out, pre-orders stopped – ETA: 2-6 weeks
The RTX 5080 might return sooner, possibly within a month. While stocks of this GPU were slightly better than its bigger sibling, it still wasn’t enough to meet demand. Despite its weaker generational improvements, its continued pricing at the RTX 4080 Super level drew crowds eager for an upgrade.
Some people camped out overnight, and it’s rumored that some retailers handed out lottery tickets for a chance to buy these GPUs. Currently, if you’ve placed a pre-order with Overclockers UK and lack a confirmation email, your GPU might still be stuck in the queue.
Overclockers UK’s decision to halt pre-orders stems from these chaotic circumstances. The future availability of the RTX 5090 and RTX 5080 at other global retailers remains uncertain, so don’t expect them to reappear immediately.
