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GPU Price Surge Hits Nvidia Hardest as Memory Costs Soar
technology1 month ago

GPU Price Surge Hits Nvidia Hardest as Memory Costs Soar

GPU prices rose about 15% in August across 10 regions, with GeForce models leading the spike as memory costs (notably GDDR7) push many cards well above their launch MSRPs. 8GB and 16GB Nvidia variants are up dramatically (in many cases 30–70% over MSRP), while Radeon prices climb more slowly; Intel Arc remains cheaper but less available. Overall, GPUs sit roughly 28% above launch prices, making Radeon the relative value play for now and suggesting further pricing pressure through 2026.

via TechSpot|
#amd#gpu-pricing#graphics-cards
ASUS Cancels Paid RTX 5090 Order, Hikes Price to About $5K
technology2 months ago

ASUS Cancels Paid RTX 5090 Order, Hikes Price to About $5K

A Reddit user says ASUS canceled their NVIDIA Marketplace order for the ROG Astral RTX 5090 after paying about $4,607, claiming it couldn’t fulfill at the previous rate. NVIDIA reportedly advised ASUS to honor the original price, but ASUS refused and raised the price to $4,982 (roughly $5,090 after taxes), illustrating ongoing GPU price volatility and pre-order fulfillment concerns.

via Wccftech|
#asus#gpu-pricing#order-cancellation
DRAM Crunch Pushes Nvidia to Relaunch a Five-Year-Old GPU, Highlighting a Stalled PC Market
technology3 months ago

DRAM Crunch Pushes Nvidia to Relaunch a Five-Year-Old GPU, Highlighting a Stalled PC Market

Amid a worsening global DRAM shortage, Nvidia has relaunched the RTX 3060 12 GB at roughly $329 to meet mainstream demand, a five-year-old card that still trails newer Blackwell GPUs and the RTX 5060 8 GB in most scenarios. The move underscores ongoing memory-cost pressures that are lifting GPU prices and signaling a stressed PC gaming market rather than a rapid hardware renaissance.

via Wccftech|
#dram-shortage#gpu-pricing#nvidia
GPU Price Surge Continues into 2026: Nvidia Leads the Wave
technology7 months ago

GPU Price Surge Continues into 2026: Nvidia Leads the Wave

TechSpot finds that from November 2025 to February 2026, GPU prices rose about 15% on average across 14 current-generation cards in 10 regions, with Nvidia models bearing the biggest increases (e.g., 5060 Ti 16GB ~21%, 5070 Ti ~25%, 5090 ~32%), while AMD’s RX 9060 XT and RX 9070-series rose more modestly (roughly 10–14%). Intel’s Arc B570/B580 were the least affected. Higher VRAM costs and tighter supply contribute to above-MSRP pricing in many regions, though GPUs still rose less than memory and SSD prices. With stock aging out and newer inventory priced higher, the market isn’t expected to improve soon, so waiting for a better deal may not pay off.

via TechSpot|
#amd#gpu-pricing#market-analysis
NVIDIA’s memory-price bumps trail AMD’s as both push higher GPU costs via partners
technology8 months ago

NVIDIA’s memory-price bumps trail AMD’s as both push higher GPU costs via partners

Both NVIDIA and AMD informed AIC partners of increased memory-package prices for GDDR6/7. NVIDIA’s rise reportedly lags AMD’s, and while both companies pledged to absorb memory costs to keep GPUs affordable and MSRP unchanged, the higher memory costs are expected to be passed to consumers through board partners, potentially lifting GPU prices (RTX 50-series and RX 9000-series) as AMD focuses more on higher-end RX 9070 XT shipments.

via Wccftech|
#aib-partners#amd#gpu-pricing
AMD Bets Big on RX 9070 XT to Weather Memory-Cost Pressures
technology8 months ago

AMD Bets Big on RX 9070 XT to Weather Memory-Cost Pressures

Rumors say AMD will prioritize the Radeon RX 9070 XT over its non-XT sibling to better absorb rising DRAM costs from shortages, since the XT commands a higher price and can tolerate price adjustments more easily; this mirrors NVIDIA’s strategy of focusing on profitable SKUs during memory-price volatility and may shift production toward the RX 9070 XT at the expense of the non-XT and other RDNA4 GPUs.

via Wccftech|
#amd#gpu-pricing#memory-costs
"Nvidia RTX 4080 Super: Leaked Prices and Specs Spark Hope for GPU Market Competition"
technology2 years ago

"Nvidia RTX 4080 Super: Leaked Prices and Specs Spark Hope for GPU Market Competition"

Nvidia is reportedly set to launch RTX 4070 Super, RTX 4070 Ti Super, and RTX 4080 Super graphics cards at CES 2024, with leaked prices suggesting a competitive edge against AMD's offerings. The RTX 4070 Super is expected to be priced at $599, the 4070 Ti Super at $799, and the 4080 Super at $999, potentially leading to price adjustments for existing models. These new GPUs are rumored to offer significant performance improvements, with the RTX 4070 Super showing over a 20% increase in CUDA cores compared to the base model. If these prices are accurate, AMD may need to reconsider the pricing of its RX 7900 and RX 7800 XT models to stay competitive.

via TechRadar|
#amd-competition#ces-2024#gpu-pricing
"Unbeatable Deals: Massive Discounts on AMD RX 7900 XT GPUs and More!"
technology3 years ago

"Unbeatable Deals: Massive Discounts on AMD RX 7900 XT GPUs and More!"

Gigabyte is offering a $130 coupon on the AMD Radeon RX 7900 XTX graphics card, bringing the price down to $899.99 on Amazon US. This is the lowest price seen for AMD's flagship GPU, and with a WindForce 3X cooler, it offers great value for money. The reduced pricing trend in the mid-to-high-end graphics card market may continue, leading to potential price cuts across the Radeon and GeForce lineups. The end of the mining boom and improved availability have contributed to the decline in GPU prices. Club386 will be monitoring Prime Day deals to help consumers find the best tech bargains.

via Club386|
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