after the release of high end cards, I expect old mid/high end cards like 2060, 1080 ti to become significantly cheaper. although I doubt that one will be able to get 3060s around 20k, not even used.
GPU prices are at their lowest in 15 months, could fall to ‘attractive’ level already in May
dexterz
Guide
thanks for the info. I'll look them up
tech.monk
Guide
These are already going for decent (back to pre-covid) pricing..... Unless seller assumes that mining is still profitable.
Most probable contender is ETC/Raven and Ergo coins. Of which ETC has started to see rise in network hashrate.
enthusiast29
Innovator
Nothing can compete right now. The market cap on those coins is nowhere nearly enough to provide sufficient rewards to miners if they decide to switch.
Not now but it will when all of that hashrate will shift.
enthusiast29
Innovator
Network hashrate has very little to do with market cap.
Market Cap = Price * Circulating Supply
And this is for a long term.
Bitcoin has kind of become what is Dollar right now. Even though Euro/Pound/Dihram etc exist but Dollar is Dollar and so will be Bitcoin. September end or Mid of October, we will see lot of used cards which will cause so much head ache for these companies. Just get your pop-corns and pepsi guys. Let see the chaos.
NVIDIA Set to Offer Steeper Price Cuts in September to Get Rid of Excess Inventory
According to a report from Taiwan Economic Daily, board partners are still negotiating bulk order sales with distributors. Once these revised prices kick in, we should see the steepest price cuts since the cryptocurrency crash. Both NVIDIA and AMD will be affected by the revised market pricing. However, it’s worth noting that if the next-gen midrange offerings are delayed to 2023, then a steady halt in shipments might do the trick without vendors having to cut prices too much.
According to a report from Taiwan Economic Daily, board partners are still negotiating bulk order sales with distributors. Once these revised prices kick in, we should see the steepest price cuts since the cryptocurrency crash. Both NVIDIA and AMD will be affected by the revised market pricing. However, it’s worth noting that if the next-gen midrange offerings are delayed to 2023, then a steady halt in shipments might do the trick without vendors having to cut prices too much.
nemo_online
Explorer
Is there any Indian website where I can set a price alert notification for fall in graphics card prices and set the desired price myself? E.g. the way you can do that in cheapshark or isthereanydeal?
Not sure about creating alerts but you could use this website to keep a check (you probably know of this website but putting it here anyway) https://pcpricetracker.in/
nemo_online
Explorer
Anyway, thanks for your effort and time.
cellar_door
Forerunner
Burn baby burn. Disco inferno.
Crapmypants
Guide
Serves them right. They've effectively hobbled their own business by raising the price points for low and medium range cards (1050ti and 1650 launch price was ~$150 while 3050 is ~$250).
GPU sales volume will suffer in the long run and pc gaming will eventually become a niche with most people switching over to consoles.
cellar_door
Forerunner
I have been hearing PC gaming is dying since 2001 lol.
How people think PC gamers react at the slightest inconvenience.
How people think PC gamers react at the slightest inconvenience.
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nitin_g3
Guide
It's true. PC gaming is not gonna last this year, let alone next year.
bssunilreddy
Juggernaut
No man
AM5 or Alder Lake is costly due to their shift in chipsets
After 6months or 1 year everything becomes not so cheap like in sales in US but like normal in India as well.
Newer chipset along with processor change,
Newer memory interface,
Newer GPU bandwidth and PSU cables change
Newer PSU standard might be released to accommodate the newer GPUs by AMD, Nvidia and Intel.
All these above needs to settle down after they become only mainstream
Like A620 like mobos or B650 mobos with both ATX and mATX form factors.
All these changes need time man.