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When the Gpu's prices will go down ?
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Well having a look on the good old FB Marketplace I can see cards which have been reduced and still not sold, a few months back nothing was available so something has changed in the second hand market price.
Prices dropping daily now.
Not monitoring entry/mid GPUs but on High End prices are being slashed. Still more than the MSRP, but not as offensive as few weeks/months back.
I would expect prices to settle at around 20% or 30% over MSRP, as from the release day, pretty much everything is more expensive, so the MSRP would be unrealistic, but I hope to be wrong for the sake of those who need a GPU.
Not monitoring entry/mid GPUs but on High End prices are being slashed. Still more than the MSRP, but not as offensive as few weeks/months back.
I would expect prices to settle at around 20% or 30% over MSRP, as from the release day, pretty much everything is more expensive, so the MSRP would be unrealistic, but I hope to be wrong for the sake of those who need a GPU.
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Depends how the MSRP was set, as could have been much higher than normally would have been. Prices will only stay high if the cards sell.
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Loads of stock everywhere now really. Just still at higher prices. They will have to fall sooner or later to get stock shifting.
Seems to be happening. Got a for sale ref 6900xt saved in my FB marketplace seller was asking £1200 4 wks ago now £950. I ain't opening my wallet until fall further as they surely will as ethereum mining not as profitable as it was. Then factor in higher electricity from April in UK - never mind the hit coming in October when expecting another 50% ish increase.
Soldato
6900xt can be had for less than £1100 new now. Still far from ideal but a big improvement from what it was
Soldato
Yep, this was what the 6800XT's were commanding with the AIB 3080's £1200+. Still on the high side but its also nearing the next gen hype train territory part of the year.
the msrp for a 6900XT is £999, though still sky high, its actually close as heck towards its msrp in a cruel joke.
Actually $999 , so less in £ but AMD decided the UK after Brexit was not good enough to get them from the AMD store at the real MSRP.
Closest MSRP I've seen looks like OCUK with the KFA2 3080 Ti. 1049 vs 1099. Must be that 10% discount NVIDIA are offering!
Obviously the 3080 ti is still a crap value prospect anyway at that price but that's nvidias fault.
Obviously the 3080 ti is still a crap value prospect anyway at that price but that's nvidias fault.
Soldato
Nadia trying to milk all those who missed out just before 4000 series
PC gaming will probably decline as now you can just buy a console for a fraction of the price a pc costs.
PC games are full of cheaters too, is it even possible on a console?
sad to say console cheating is also rife. call of duty for eg you buy Cronus CoD and cheat. loads use it. can tell instantly when people use it.
gpus are falling and will continue to do so. cost of living is only going to get worse and worse. a super high expensive gpu is going to be the last of many peoples worries.
this isnt like previous years. we in for a bumpy ride financially.
Add to that electric prices will essentially wipe out home miners, which will ease demand. Possibly even an increase in available 2nd hand cards.
If you're in the market for a GPU and still have disposable income then chances are good GPUs will start to become affordable.
It is. Suppose better late than never. On fleabay used 6800xt in recent days auction ending in £700 range now.