AMD and NVIDIA GPU pricing have returned to normal levels, if not lower.

and for what its wort DDR4 somehow got more expensive, mostly or only Samsung B-die, guess all now buy this for their new intels 12000 and ryzens 5000.. Had my eye on one 32gb kit locally, but the price went trough the roof in the last few days.. guess I will have to buy from Germany too..

 

Even if prices are coming to MSRP, that alone is inflated 2X.
Here in Portugal a 6650XT costs +500€ and That's BS for a card that 5 years ago would cost no more than 250€.

 

Id you dont care get a card from a miner. Its the only way to get the card at msrp or lower.

 

look for ballistix max e-dies

 

Good for countries where this applies, cuz certainly not in The Netherlands.

Asus Rog Strix RTX 3070 for a mere €830... >_>

 

The BS propaganda machine making you s believe that, so we spend money.
Nah, I'll wait another boil, 'til the meat is falling off the bones.

 

would you forgive someone who chose your other friends to hand out with but comes crawling back after they leave..

 

no they haven't
the 3060ti gaming from gigabyte I bought for 650eur last year is now 630.
cheapest eagle versions are 560.
cheapest 6700xt's are 540.

they're less bad. but still pretty awful.
one version of one card (6700xt asrock challenger) selling for 15% over original msrp.red devil,tuf,merc319 still cost 600 or more.
normal is far away.

 

Only card i was able to find below msrp is the 6600 non xt for 300eur which i believe was 330eur?

Great card for 1080p tho.

 

Did 3DCenter base their article on cheapest offers that aren't available?
Only cards for MSRP and lower are the used cards miners currently flood out on e-bay etc.
That might affect retail prices sooner or later, didn't happen yet though.

 

Still grossly overpriced in my region, heck even at MSRP I wouldn't buy any GPU atm.

 

335eur here
still, this is a 1080p card, not even 1440p
but for an entry level at this time it's good

 

Considering the state of affairs in the world and the high inflation, graphics cards shouldn't be an exception. So, from that point of view, they ought to be more expensive now than they used to be or were supposed to be (MSRP+inflation). However, like has been said many times, two years old cutting edge isn't anymore cutting, it's getting blunt, so the aging gen should be entering a discount phase, not inflation corrected original price. Perhaps card manufacturers are already largely satisfied by the record sales to the miners during the craze, and are now winding down production, instead of trying to fight the second-hand goods. That would keep prices up in shops.

 

sorry i think u reported this a little to early 6600xt is still about 400usd in Canada and the 3060ti is still a little over 510usd they're still 100-200usd overinflated and that's across the board just took 2 more common cards

 

I don't know where they get their data, but the 3080 is a little lower in some cases, but still above MSRP

Geforce RTX 3080 at Newegg

Geforce RTX 3080 at Amazon

 

That MSI 3080 Ventus is tempting at $779.....if only I could walk into a local store and buy one.... Unfortunately, locally, that exact same card is $1150, has to be ordered and is 7-10 business days out....and with package thefts in my area becoming more common, I'm not having a graphics card delivered.

 

Pretty sure prices will be lower as we get closer to the new cards release in Q3-4. I think miners have only just now begun to dump their cards, so it may take some time for $ billions worth of cards to saturate the 2nd hand market. But when it happens, I think many of us will have big grins on our faces.

 

Which e-dies are we talking about, doesnt crucial use micron chips?

I want them to have low trfc as well, thus sammy b-dies