The RTX 5090 list can be a picture of cheating Smetcalper.

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NVIDIA's RTX 5090 and 5080 graphics cards have been snaps in a few minutes after the release.
In an attempt to interfere with Scholpers who try to buy more stocks, people list 5090 photos at prices.
At least some of the fake lists were effective and not those who were hopefully deceived and practically and not scale.

Scalping is often the term related to new consoles and Pokemon cards in this work line, but unfortunately it is extended to PC games. It was displayed in the last few days. Newly released RTX 5090 and 5080 graphics card Almost sold out immediately and began to appear on the resale site. If you can pay thousands of dollars for the photographs you follow, if you get that inappropriate path, be careful if you take a path you can't get one.

This is not a fraud that people who want to deceive you. Well, not entirely. As reported by a PC gamer, most of the lists that sell photos of RTX 5090 instead of the card itself are frustrated PC users who want to deceive scholars, or more specifically, Scholpers find and pick up the inventory available before true customers. It comes from the bot you use. Go to them.

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The first is that the RTX 5090 list of reserved sales sites may not be a real deal. The list of fake photos claims that it is naturally reselling MSRP's cards that Me Smurfs do not want, unless they try to move the PS5 Pro. The point of the scalp is to buy a large number of customers and sell it for profit.

Some of the RTX 5090 lists you have seen may not be a real transaction.

Do not fall into a trap for Scholper

But the biggest story is in the description, title, or both. For example, it is clear that one list is a picture of a sales graphics card, not a real thing. explanation. Hope is that if the bot does not clock this or is a virtual hand, the warning in the explanation will not be noticed if you rush to buy a card.

The list of photos is disappearing, but it is not clear because they sell or ebay is knocking down them. It seems to be more likely because there was an organizational effort to participate in more people who started in the R/PCBuild sub -red.

This has already been done for several days. Someone sold more than one of the drawings of the RTX 5090 for $ 1,200, received a significant discount on the actual price of the actual price, and a list of images of $ 1,900 seems to be deceived at least one person. I hope that the fools are not actually excessive PC gamers to find the new graphics card inventory.