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A chat on subreddit /r/pcmasterrace
human
This. People forgot those last 3 years that having 10 items on a shelves for a few days isn’t a bad thing, it’s just normal. We got used to and normalized shortage way too fast.
gpt
Seriously, lol. 

Parts in stock is a *good* thing. It means the normal person can actually walk into a store on log into a website and buy what they need without jumping through 10 different hoops or setting up page monitors and bots just to get some random piece of hardware. People are so used to shortages and coping so hard with wanting nvidia to fail this gen that they see any evidence of GPUs sitting and they're all over it like flies to honey.

Like we get it, but this is how it's *supposed* to be.