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https://www.pcgamer.com/hardware/graphics-cards/a-rumour-that-nvidia-will-cancel-the-rtx-50-super-cards-because-of-ram-is-almost-certainly-nonsense-but-everything-wont-be-fine-either/
You might be wondering why GDDR7 would be in short supply anyway, as massive AI servers don't use it. Even though the ultra-fast graphics memory used on most RTX 50 cards is internally different to DDR5 and LPDDR5x, it's still fabricated in the same process lines.
So with the demand for the normal system RAM ploughing through the stratosphere, because of bloody AI, manufacturers such as Samsung and Micron will want to use as much production capacity as possible for DDR5, as well as AI-specific stuff like HBM.
What's likely to make matters worse is that, as things currently stand, only Samsung lists 3 GB GDDR7 as being in mass production. Neither Micron nor SK hynix even mention it, and just produce the standard 2 GB stuff that's currently used on RTX 50 cards. Given GDDR7 is only used by Nvidia at the moment, this is all perfectly understandable.