I mean yeah but the used card was just an example, I wanted to know what you can get new for that sort of price these days, which seems to be very little. To be fair, you can snag the 1650 or 1660, but with RT support being made mandatory in games as of late, you probably don't want to buy them, not to mention the fact that those cards don't have access to DLSS upscaling as well, which is pretty important at this performance tier.
I don't think there's enough B580s to go around here, not to mention that pricing is going to get completely butchered if it even makes it to here in good enough numbers. We'd be blessed to have a B570 at 22k
Yeah true I definitely agree, maybe if we revolt against AI we will get more cards lol. But even if it's going to be difficult to get our hands on it's still a good thing if they're coming and making this price segment competitive.
Sub 20k GPUs probably a thing of the past. nVidia doesn't want to release such cheap graphics cards anymore, and AMD has really bad offerings in the form of 6500xt and 6400xt, both of which are terrible options and bad value for what you're paying. Best option would be the upcoming 5060 or the 9060 from AMD. Of course there's no leaks or rumors about both of these cards but this is the price segment where the most consumer GPUs are sold. 9060 was officially teased by AMD to be available from Q2 and there's no rumors about the 5060 from nVidia.
This is primarily because currently Nvidia only deals with dedicated GPU market. If nvidia enters the cpu market, then the iGPU would be nvidia based and we will see the emergence of better budget graphics offerings.
