This bot helps us buy Nvidia Founders Edition GPUs as soon as they become available.

• Continuously monitor the availability of target GPU on www.nvidia.com
• Automatically checkout item using PayPal or as guest (credit card)
• Automatically submit the order for credit card payment
• Support for multiple locales (as defined in config/customer.json)
• Support for multiple GPUs (as defined in data/gpus.json)

• Features
• Supported GPUs
• Installation
  • Linux (Ubuntu)
  • Mac
  • Windows
  • CAPTCHA
• Updating
• Usage
• Configuration

• GeForce RTX 3090
• GeForce RTX 3080
• GeForce RTX 3070
• NVIDIA TITAN RTX
• GeForce RTX 2080 Super
• GeForce RTX 2070 Super
• GeForce RTX 2060 Super

To run the bot, we need the following things:

• Python 3.8
• Pipenv
• Firefox

sudo apt install firefox python3 pipenv
cd nvidia-sniper
pipenv install

1. Install the latest version of Firefox
2. Install brew package manager
3. Install Pipenv using
   • brew install pipenv
4. Navigate to project directory using
   • cd nvidia-sniper
5. Install project dependencies using
   • pipenv install

1. Check if you already have a Python 3.8 installation by opening Windows PowerShell and executing python --version
   • If you see Python 3.8.0 or higher, skip to step 4
   • If you see Python 3.7.9 or lower, skip to step 2
   • If you see python : The term 'python' is not recognized, continue to step 2
2. Install the latest Python 3.8 for Windows
3. Ensure you have the correct Python on your PATH
   • Open the Start menu and enter PATH, then press Enter
   • Click the Environment Vairables... button
   • In the User variables for user section, click the variable Path, then click the Edit... button
   • A new window called Edit environment variable will pop up, ensure C:\Users\user\AppData\Local\Microsoft\WindowsApps exists in this list, where user is your username in Windows
   • If that path is not in the list, add it using the New button
   • Remove all other PATHs which contain anything to do with Python, Pip, or Idle by clicking them, then clicking the Delete button
   • Click OK to close the Edit environment variable window
   • Click OK to close the Environment Variables window
   • Click OK to close the System Properties window
4. Install the latest version of Firefox
5. Exit all PowerShell windows, then open a new PowerShell and install Pipenv using
   • pip install pipenv
6. Navigate to project directory
   • If you downloaded (using git clone, or ZIP and extract) the project to C:\Users\user\Documents\nvidia-sniper, then use the following command: cd C:\Users\user\Documents\nvidia-sniper
7. Install project dependencies using
   • pipenv install
8. Install curses for Windows using
   • pipenv install windows-curses

To enable CAPTCHA support, follow these steps.

1. Download the ReCaptcha Solver extension using the link https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/downloads/file/3423472/recaptcha_solver-5.7-fx.xpi. If you open this link in Firefox, it will automatically attempt to add the extension to your browser. That's not what we want. We want to download the *.xpi file. Try using the link in a browser other than Firefox.

2. Put the *.xpi file inside the root of the nvidia-sniper directory.

   

3. Create an account using one of ReCaptcha Solver's supported APIs, ex. 2captcha. Deposit money into your account. A few 💵 should be enough.

4. Start the bot as per the instructions in the Usage section. After you go through the bot's selection process, you should see the ReCaptcha Solver extension in the browser.

5. Copy your API key from the provider of your choice. Add this key to the extension. Also, enable the checkboxes as shown below.

   

To update nvidia-sniper use, git pull or download a fresh .zip archive from GitHub.

Make sure to back up the customer.json in advance as it might get replaced in the process.

To use the bot, fill out config/customer.json and run the script.

cd nvidia-sniper
pipenv run python -m sniper

It is highly recommended that after starting the bot, you open gmail(or another Google service) in a new tab of the bot's browser and login. Afterwards, you can close that tab. This greatly reduces the possibility of recaptcha requiring you to pass an image test, thus speeding up the checkout significantly.

In the config folder a customer.json file and notifications.json file are used to configure the data used to auto fill the forms and to configure the bots notifications. To get started, copy and rename the two template files and customize the fields to your liking.

The bot can send multiple push notifications, including a screenshot attachment along the checkout process. See https://github.com/caronc/apprise#supported-notifications for more information. Add additional entries to the services dictionary in the notifications.json file for multiple providers. For each notification, a custom message can be set. Additionally, the screenshot attachment can be toggled per provider.

A couple of example URLs for different notification services:

• pover://user@token: Pushover
• tgram://bottoken/ChatID: Telegram
• discord://webhook_id/webhook_token: Discord

In the customer.json file you can configure your locale and the field contents used for auto-filling the checkout forms. Some fields require specific values.

The locale field can have the following values:

• de-at: Austria
• fr-fr: Belgium
• en-ca: Canada
• cs-cz: Czech Republic
• da-dk: Denmark
• fi-fi: Finland
• fr-fr: France
• de-de: Germany
• it-it: Italy
• fr-fr: Luxembourg
• nl-nl: Netherlands
• pl-pl: Poland
• ru-ru: Russian Federation
• es-es: Spain
• sv-se: Sweden
• en-gb: United Kingdom
• en-us: United States

The speed field can have the following values:

• shippingOptionID2: Standard Ground
• shippingOptionID3: Next Business day Afternoon
• shippingOptionID4: Second Business Day Afternoon

There has been a common issue related to shipping speeds not being available when cards are available.

• true: (Default) Fallback to using the standard shipping speed when the desired speed isn't available
• false: Stop the bot from continuing with checkout

The country field can have the following values:

• AT: Austria
• BE: Belgium
• CA: Canada
• CZ: Czech Republic
• DK: Denmark
• FI: Finland
• FR: France
• DE: Germany
• IT: Italy
• LU: Luxembourg
• NL: Netherlands
• PL: Poland
• RU: Russian Federation
• ES: Spain
• SE: Sweden
• GB: United Kingdom
• US: United States

For en-us locale, the state field can have the following values:

• AL: Alabama
• AK: Alaska
• AB: Alberta
• AS: American Samoa
• AZ: Arizona
• AR: Arkansas
• AA: Armed Forces America
• AE: Armed Forces Europe
• AP: Armed Forces Pacific
• BC: British Columbia
• CA: California
• CO: Colorado
• CT: Connecticut
• DE: Delaware
• DC: District Of Columbia
• FM: Federated States of Micronesia
• FL: Florida
• GA: Georgia
• GU: Guam
• HI: Hawaii
• ID: Idaho
• IL: Illinois
• IN: Indiana
• IA: Iowa
• KS: Kansas
• KY: Kentucky
• LA: Louisiana
• ME: Maine
• MB: Manitoba
• MH: Marshall Islands
• MD: Maryland
• MA: Massachusetts
• MI: Michigan
• MN: Minnesota
• MS: Mississippi
• MO: Missouri
• MT: Montana
• NE: Nebraska
• NV: Nevada
• NB: New Brunswick
• NH: New Hampshire
• NJ: New Jersey
• NM: New Mexico
• NY: New York
• NL: Newfoundland and Labrador
• NC: North Carolina
• ND: North Dakota
• MP: Northern Mariana Islands
• NT: Northwest Territories
• NS: Nova Scotia
• NU: Nunavut
• OH: Ohio
• OK: Oklahoma
• ON: Ontario
• OR: Oregon
• PW: Palau
• PA: Pennsylvania
• PE: Prince Edward Island
• PR: Puerto Rico
• QC: Quebec
• RI: Rhode Island
• SK: Saskatchewan
• SC: South Carolina
• SD: South Dakota
• TN: Tennessee
• TX: Texas
• UT: Utah
• VT: Vermont
• VI: Virgin Islands
• VA: Virginia
• WA: Washington
• WV: West Virginia
• WI: Wisconsin
• WY: Wyoming
• YT: Yukon