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Nvidia GPU Truck Heist Explained
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Thanks to the ongoing chip shortage and supply chain issues, PC gamers continue to struggle in acquiring the latest powerful graphics cards. Thanks to a recent truck heist, gamers purchasing RTX graphics cards from resellers may have trouble registering their powerful Nvidia GPUs.
According to a recent statement from EVGA, a truckload of Nvidia RTX graphics cards was stolen in the US when traveling from San Francisco to EVGA's Southern California distribution center. The company has yet to
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