When the Gpu's prices will go down ?

[andybird123]

My bad, just scrolled up. Seems from USA. You guys always get the better deals

Asia (actually from UK but moved here about 7-8months ago precisely because things were getting silly in UK, my leccy is about 9p/kWh)

 

[Purgatory]

Except you can't as all EOL and no stock.

This is my point there has never been stock at these prices, they pulled the same scam with 3090s, they never ever stocked 3090 FEs after they reduced the price and they are doing the same scam again to get people to go to their stores and say ok no stock but look 40 series are in stock the 4080s and 4070tis... It's such a scam and andybird keeps saying Asia have them for x and x for months now and no one I know in USA or asia are seeing these prices for new, used maybe not new stock.

Also people in USA are bitter about best buy and the scams they keep pulling like this and the members card rubbish they pulled for $200 so you could even buy an FE model, remember that ? You just have to read the usa forums on this topic and realise they never sold any at these prices they are stating and just a way to pull people to their store page and hope they buy something else.

 

[Purgatory]

Ocuk have 7 models of 3080 in stock, the shop near me has 12 different models in stock, 9 of which are under £400

I asked and they said the AIB's are supporting this price because they still have a significant amount of stock to shift

Can you go to this store by you and take pictures of the stock and the prices you are seeing please, because not sure where in "asia" you are but people I know in Asia are not seeing these prices on new cards but second hand mined on cards maybe.

 

[HumanBot]

Everything in the world started going to the dogs after 2000. Everything that was good has been destroyed.

 

[Zarax]

Everything in the world started going to the dogs after 2000. Everything that was good has been destroyed.

The Matrix was right, 1999 was the apex of humanity.

 

[andybird123]

Can you go to this store by you and take pictures of the stock and the prices you are seeing please, because not sure where in "asia" you are but people I know in Asia are not seeing these prices on new cards but second hand mined on cards maybe.

I could post links to their website but pretty sure it's against ocuk's rules

I'm also not really interested in doxxing myself in the process

 

[Darujhistan]

Everything in the world started going to the dogs after 2000. Everything that was good has been destroyed.

The 90s were last great decade. It's been an absolute ****-show ever since.

 

[Villan]

Article from PC Gamer - "Where the heck do GPU prices go from here?"

Subtitle "AMD and Nvidia have painted themselves into a corner."

 

[Purgatory]

GALAX announces GeForce RTX 3080 "clearance sale" at original $699 MSRP from 2.5 years ago - VideoCardz.com

GALAX RTX 3080 clearance sale at original MSRP Two and half years after launch, GALAX is finally offering RTX 3080 at MSRP. Sadly to say, this might still be a good deal, at least for this model. The RTX 3080 GPU which had its debut in September 2020, is still hard to find at $699 […]

videocardz.com

 

[Darujhistan]

Article from PC Gamer - "Where the heck do GPU prices go from here?"

Subtitle "AMD and Nvidia have painted themselves into a corner."

Up.

 

[gpuerrilla]

Its moved on from miners to now chatgpt farms.. #wenflood

 

[ninjag]

Asia (actually from UK but moved here about 7-8months ago precisely because things were getting silly in UK, my leccy is about 9p/kWh)

Silly? You are being far too kind. It's a complete mess now with lunatic minorities dictating policy and law.

 

[Trickle]

This is my point there has never been stock at these prices,

Yup, that VideoZ original article last week already had "out of stock in your area" in its own screen shot on the day of the $400 3080 news. If you look at Bestbuy now the cheapest 3080 is $950.

 

[kalniel]

Its moved on from miners to now chatgpt farms.. #wenflood

Not on consumer cards

 

[Zarax]

Not on consumer cards

Consumer cards gets the bottom bins and wafer allocation anyway.

 

[RBImGuy]

suspect the 7000 series be better priced vs competition simply due to cheaper manufacturing process.
Cards with 2 year old tech start to drop down to around €4-500 euro like the 6700xt which is still high but decent.

 

[TNA]

suspect the 7000 series be better priced vs competition simply due to cheaper manufacturing process.
Cards with 2 year old tech start to drop down to around €4-500 euro like the 6700xt which is still high but decent.

They need to stop with the we are a premium brand and price it properly. Not let's look at Nvidia and be £100 cheaper. That simply won't work.
They need to come in with good products at the £300-£800 price range imo and not worry about Nvidia's pricing.

 

[delta0]

Import tax... Thank Brexit.

UK doesn’t have import duty on graphics cards so it would just be VAT like everywhere else would have.

 

[Murphy]

Not exactly telling anyone something they didn't already know but...

Graphics Card Prices Doubled on Average Between 2020 and 2023: Mindfactory Data

Mindfactory.de is hardly the largest tech retailer out there, but it's renowned for putting out its sales figures in public that provide sharp market insights. The latest of these concerns graphics card average selling price (ASP). The store notes that graphics card ASPs have doubled in a span...

www.techpowerup.com

The store notes that graphics card ASPs have doubled in a span of just 3 years, which marks an unnatural deviation from inflation, and cannot adequately be explained by rising chip costs due to Moore's Law either buckling or losing relevance.

 

[Aretak]

They need to stop with the we are a premium brand and price it properly. Not let's look at Nvidia and be £100 cheaper. That simply won't work.
They need to come in with good products at the £300-£800 price range imo and not worry about Nvidia's pricing.

AMD spent more than a decade putting out solid products and undercutting Nvidia, yet most people bought Nvidia cards anyway. Why would they want to go back to being the value brand when 75-80% of PC gamers will just buy an Nvidia card no matter what? People who actually want an AMD card will still buy one if it's "just" $100 cheaper than the equivalent Nvidia card. It seems to me that it's only Nvidia loyalists kicking and screaming about AMD's pricing, because in their minds the only role AMD has is making GeForce cards cheaper. And it's the exact same thing with Arc, where Nvidia owners are hyping it up more than anybody else and celebrating it bringing "competition" (i.e. it might force Nvidia to lower prices so they can buy the RTX card of their dreams).