Current gen AMD and Nvidia GPUs have experienced another round of price cuts in Germany and Austria according to 3DCenter. The RTX 3090, for instance, is going for up to 26% below MSRP. AMD's competing product, the RX 6900 XT, also enjoys a similar price cut and is retailing for around 24% less than the suggested retail price.https://www.notebookcheck.net/GPU-price-crash-continues-as-the-Radeon-RX-6000-series-goes-for-14-while-the-RTX-30-boards-go-for-9-below-MSRP-in-Germany.638266.0.html
The utmost misleading statistics claims €829 incl. German VAT for a least overpriced 3080 10GB would be 2% above USA MSRP without VAT. What matters is how good models one would want to buy compare to German MSRPs incl. German VAT because German sold products are bought in Germany with German VAT. Example: Suprim X at €1058.89 is at least 132.5% of this model's initial German MSRP €799 incl. German VAT at a time when, almost two years after 3080 launch, it ought to be below 80%.
In the last two weeks, some cards have increased by €90.
There is no crash (adjustment to too high prices is none), there is no continued crash (when some prices increase drastically) and the statistics and journalists repeat desinformation.
How is rtx 3070 at a price of 589€ 1% higher than msrp 499€?
There is no gpu price crash.
Quote from: Jute on August 04, 2022, 17:11:53How is rtx 3070 at a price of 589€ 1% higher than msrp 499€?
There is no gpu price crash.
Definitely not a crash, more like a slight correction, these are still far higher than we should expect for 2 year old architecture.