RTX 3060 Ti Stock Tracker — Where to buy Nvidia’s Powerful and Affordable GPU
Here are the best places to pick up an Nvidia RTX 3060 Ti GPU
Looking to buy an RTX 3060 Ti GPU? You probably know just as well as we do that it’s nearly impossible to find in stock.
And for good reason. When it comes to the best graphics cards that money can buy, the 3060 Ti provides incredible bang for your buck, thanks to its great 1440p gaming DLSS and ray tracing abilities.
As you can read in our Nvidia GeForce RTX 3060 Ti review, we were particularly impressed by this card's power efficiency, overclocking abilities and thermal management. But, with all of these impressive specs and a global GPU shortage comes scalpers and seriously limited stock availability.
We're here to help, though, by providing a list of the best retailers to look for RTX 3060 Ti stock. Plus, we've got tips on how to secure one when the day comes.
Where to buy an RTX 3060 Ti — at a glance
US RTX 3070 retailers: Amazon | B&H | Best Buy | Micro Center | Newegg | Nvidia
UK RTX 3070 retailers: Amazon UK | Currys PC World | eBuyer | Overclockers
Update April 28 — 7am PST/3PM BST
Much like the RTX 3070 and RTX 3080, shelves have been empty for a while now. Most recently, they were available at Best Buy three weeks ago in the US and over at Overclockers in the UK last month.
The MSRP and RRP are $399 and £399 respectively, but you’ll be lucky to find one at that price, as retailers have been busy sneakily increasing the cost.
Where to buy RTX 3060 Ti in the US
RTX 3060 Ti deals at Amazon
Amazon has proven itself as a good place to pick up the two more expensive GPUs we’ve run stock trackers on. Not for the 3060 Ti, as options are very limited when searching. There are a couple of RTX 3060 Ti-armed pre-builts you could buy, like the Alienware Aurora R10.
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RTX 3060 Ti deals at B&H
Luckily, there are far more GPU options over at B&H, and some better priced pre-builts like this one from CyberPower PC for $1,299. But the problem, as always, is the lack of stock notifications.
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RTX 3060 Ti deals at Best Buy
Matching the list price or getting closer to it, Best Buy’s list of 3060 Ti GPUs is pretty vast — making it a good place to pick one up. Save some options to your account to get notifications when they drop. Plus, if you want to save yourself a little more money, the retailer also stocks 3060 cards.
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RTX 3060 Ti deals at Newegg
Of course, Newegg has the widest selection of RTX 3060 Ti cards we can find. You might have to pick a bundle to buy one, though. One of our favorites is the Gigabyte RTX 3060 Ti + B560 motherboard combo.
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Where to buy RTX 3060 Ti in the UK
RTX 3060 Ti deals at Amazon UK
Unlike in the US, the UK seems to have more 3060Ti GPU options available. If you’re keen to try your luck here, save them to your wish list and buy directly from there. We’re getting reports that many readers are more successful buying straight from a wish list rather than trying the product page when stock drops.
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RTX 3060 Ti deals at Currys PC World
Currys have a decent range of RTX 3060 Ti GPUs available, some at slightly over-inflated prices, but none in stock. You can’t sign up for restock notifications, but can save them for later to your account.
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RTX 3060 Ti deals at Overclockers
Overclockers has both the RTX 3060 and RTX 3060 Ti up for grabs, but all the options have been out of stock for a while now. Unfortunately, there's no option to sign up for stock updates, but you can save a few options to your wish list.
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RTX 3060 Ti deals at eBuyer
Alongside some good pre-builts, eBuyer is always a great place to bookmark with plenty of options. Stock is “coming soon,” so get some cards bookmarked. Plus, like Overclockers, you’ve got some RTX 3060 GPU options available too.
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Jason is a deals writer at Tom's Hardware — bringing a decade of tech and gaming journalism to the role. He specializes in making sure you never pay more than you should for PC components and tech! He has previously written for other publications like Kotaku, Stuff and BBC Science Focus and in his spare time, you'll find him looking for good dogs to pet or eating pizza in his home town of Nottingham, UK.
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dennphill Checked sources when this artilce was first posted and again today (and last night too and Amazon has NOTHING in 3060s or 3060Tis for under $1K!, Best Buy has NOTHING in stock, ditto for B&H, etc. What is jason England trying to prove giving this information. It is not accurate - it's pure CLICKBAIT! Pure dirvel in my book from Tom's on GPUs - unless it's an 'announcement' of a brand new, super-powerful, new-and-improved GPU form Nvidia or AMD that you still cannot now - or in the near future will ever be able to - actually buy. Sad state of affairs...Reply