Wednesday, January 10th 2018
NVIDIA "Pascal" and AMD "Vega" Graphics Card Prices Sizzle Stateside
Over the 2018 International CES week, prices of performance-segment and high-end graphics card prices have taken flight on US-based online retailers. Prices of the recently-launched GeForce GTX 1070 Ti ($380-ish launch price) cards are touching, $900; those of the GTX 1080 (non-Ti) are over the $1,000-mark, while the GTX 1080 Ti is out of stock in many places. Prices of the GTX 1060 series is still under the $300-mark, but are beginning to rise. AMD's Radeon RX Vega family is either out of stock, or over the $1,000-mark. A combination of crypto-currency mining craze, coupled with reports of graphics card prices rising over 2018 could be behind this rally.
81 Comments on NVIDIA "Pascal" and AMD "Vega" Graphics Card Prices Sizzle Stateside
this dosnt mean everyone that wants a gpu will get one.. but it does mean there will always be some available for those prepared to pay whatever silly price is being asked..
there are some fundermental rules at work here and nothing much can be done about it..
trog
OcUK - Vega 64 price (AIB) cheapest is: £829 (none in stock)
OcUK - Vega 56 price (AIB) cheapest is: £649 (none in stock)
OcUK - GTX1080ti price, cheapest (and in stock) is: £680 / £750
OcUK - GTX1080 price, cheapest (and in stock) is: £519
trog