Anyone who has paid attention to the current graphics card situation in recent weeks will know that there have been some interesting developments when it comes to inventories and retail pricing.
The prices of GPU continue to decline, a trend that has been observed for a few weeks, and stocks are increasing, so the opportunity to purchase a new card amd either Nvidia at a reasonable price becomes a reality again. The market is not yet at its best, but it seems that there are reasons to think that things will continue to improve.
According to analyst Dr. Jon Peddie, president of Jon Peddie Research, it is possible that the prices of the GPU from amd Y Nvidia “crash” over time, as speculators are unable to sell items, and especially if players refuse to buy cards at inflated prices.
It is not known when this will happen, but since the value has already dropped recently, there is a good chance that significant improvements will take place in the coming months, even if they will come more slowly than you would expect.
With a month of March in which the prices of Nvidia Y amd are below 50% of the retail price, it seems that the market is beginning to recover. Of course, there have been times like this in the past where prices have gone down and then gone up again.
There’s no telling exactly how things will play out, but analysis and consensus seem confident that gamers and PC enthusiasts will soon be able to get back to buying graphics cards at the price they should be.
This also bodes well for the new generation of hardware that will start later this year. With the announcement by amd of its RDNA 3 architecture and the intention of Nvidia launching its RTX 40 series in September, the idea of supplies returning to normal and prices as expected by buyers could bring the last moments of the RDNA 2 and Ampere era to a close.