The solid interest for Nvidia’s (NVDA) graphics card refresh faded fast, but the graphics maker is only mid-way through its growth cycle.Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) will clearly make inroads winning market share as it targets the mainstream market. Nvidia intends to compete with a cheaper GTX 1060 sometime this month. In the meantime, the higher-priced GTX 1080 and GTX 1070 will target the premium market.Missing in the growth story stemming from the GTX refresh is supply. The only GTX 1080 models on the markets is the “Founder’s Edition.” This cost over $100 - $200 more than the announced price of the card based on the Pascal architecture. Since the announcement on June 9, where sentiment and frequency of mentions for “Pascal + Nvidia” jumped, interest waned.Source: http://www.tickertags.com/Though the high-end GTX will add to Nvidia’s revenue, investors will turn their attention to the GTX 1060 and the mobile GPU. The mobile PC (laptop) continues to grow, so the TAM for the GTX 1080 Ti will ensure Nvidia prospers in this segment.Expect Nvidia’s stock holding its level, but considering buying the stock if it dips. Potentially low yields for the Pascal cards may hurt the stock in the short-term.