john_More old stuff in the market, more NEW old stuff in the market at reasonable prices with full warranty, will push prices of NEW generation cards lower.

BwazeNot if they are priced higher than they were at their original release two and a half years ago...

john_Let's hope AMD to do the same with Polaris cards. More old stuff in the market, more NEW old stuff in the market at reasonable prices with full warranty, will push prices of NEW generation cards lower. Also it will force people selling old stuff at ridiculous prices, to come to their senses. Many try or manage to sell old cards at the prices they bought them 2-3 years ago, if not at even higher prices.

ChomiqHate to break it to you but the same stores that are charging €1000 for 3080 charge the same for 5700XT now.

john_Let me repeat my last post.

THE MORE STUFF IN THE MARKET THE FASTER PRICES WILL COME DOWN.

Sorry for the caps. I just kept my finger on SHIFT and didn't let go.

cryohellinc2060 super cannot be compared to 3060Ti. For the same price?

This makes 0 sense. Either information is incorrect, or this is some sort of fake.

ChomiqIt won't work like that, not in the current state. Those cards will show up overpriced by at least 20% and will be gone the same second they appear online. Current gen will remain at low stock with inflated prices.

Vayra86Bwahahahahahaaaaaa

Nvidia, you really made some great strategic moves lately. Keep at it! Gotta love that cost of RT, no?

Oh man... this is glorious. I'm not even joking. This is how arrogance gets punished. Karma & self-cleansing market. I love it.

Its like all the good things happen at once... best wednesday in years.

john_Prices of second hand cards don't make any sense either. I don't know how things are in US, UK, France, Germany or other countries, but in Greece even second hand 3-5 year old cards had gone ridiculously up. For example SECOND HAND 1660 selling for 300 euros when it was costing 200 euros NEW a couple of months ago. A 1070 for the same price.


It DOES work that way. You can't expect scalpers to buy everything is thrown in the market. At one point it will be financially impossible or risky.
The more products in the market, the faster prices will come down.

Or see it another way. Let's say that a retailer gets 100 2060s. That means that 100 customers will exit the store with a 2060, meaning than 100 30X0 cards can go to other customers. Or scalpers who will start seeing that the interest for new 30X0 cards is weakening, because people end up buying new 20X0 cards that find enough for them. And about this last one. Somone who is upgrading for example from a GTX 770, to a 2060 will be more than OK. There are many out there with pretty old cards and even more who will happily buy the 2060 ignoring the existence of 3000 series or 6800 series.

fynxerWhat competes with pricing of €399