With the RTX 4090 swiftly approaching, the tools and demand are in place for scalpers to jump in and buy up as much stock as they can. The bot discussion has died down as GPU prices have started to return to normal. The launch excitement will subside and scalpers will move onto to more profitable ventures. You’ll also find several forum posts like this one on the Linus Tech Tips forum, with gamers even contemplating building (or buying) a bot to secure a GPU of their own. I want to avoid linking directly to too many of these bots, but a quick Google search will reveal dozens of scalping tools, as well as supporting articles explaining just how much of a cash cow GPUs can be. And it specifically supports AMD and EVGA, which stand out like a sore thumb among direct sellers like Yeezy and Topps. Stellar AIO is one popular tool that supports a wide variety of websites with high-demand products including clothing, shoes, and electronics. government knows, with measures like the “Grinch Bots” Act making the rounds - but it’s important to put a name to a face. These days, there are a lot of tools to help scalpers get the upper hand, and that might make you think you need to make the first move.Īnyone reading this column knows about bots - even the U.S.
From concert tickets to sneakers to GPUs, if there’s a lot of demand and limited supply (like there always is for high-end graphics cards), scalpers will take advantage and try to snatch up as many of them as possible.
Hype for anything means one thing - scalpers. A hype train (with context) Jacob Roach / Digital Trends As exciting as the next generation of GPUs is, I won’t be buying one on day one, and I’m here to suggest you resist the urge as well.
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