GeForce RTX 3000 and Radeon RX 6000 now threefold more expensive over MSRP
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DarkQuark
H83
Kaktus
Silva
Where I live there is a shop that fixes hardware. They never had so many people bringing dead GPUs for repair, like 30 a day.
People are selling dead RX580 for 250β¬ or so, crazy...
@Undying an Xbox Series S costs 300β¬, it's the only way I see right now to get into gaming.
New games will have a hard time selling if they don't stick with old hardware requirements.
But even so, old hardware dies too and needs to be replaced.
I'm not exited by the day I have to quit gaming on a PC, and its soon.
definfinite
rl66
Just have to relativise it's X3 the price, but they never reached the shop at that price, as they never reached at all...
Also 1 week or 2 ago the 5 Asrock RX6700 XT that reached shop next to my place were around 560 Euro.
Kaarme
cryohellinc
Sticking with my 5700xt for years to come. No time to play, and nothing to play in any case.
So I'm mostly sticking to retro gaming. For which it's super plenty.
mackintosh
The cheapest 3080 I could find right now is going for 3.5x MSRP. High-end PC gaming is definitely dead at this price point.
JamesSneed
Airbud
this should worry game developers also.
PS5 is $1000+ at walmart
MonstroMart
I have a 5700XT in my system and a GTX 1070 in my drawer. I'll keep using those until they die and clear my Steam backlog and then quit gaming. I'm getting too old for this shit anyway. My work doesn't really require a powerful GPU so i'll just buy the more powerful APU on the market and call it a day.
This said i don't think we will reach that point. If it keeps going for 5-10 years this will become such a big problem than governments wont have any choice but to regulate. Many fields important in our society like medical, science, design, .... depend on powerful computers and GPU and if price keep rising because of the lack of availability i don't see the US government being able to afford not getting involved.
The problem is not really the price. It's availability. The price depends on it. If the market would be flooded with GPU the price would go down to a more normal state (maybe not MSRP but at least something you can afford). We all know why there's an availability problem. And no it's not because the whole world decided to turn into gamers and buy a new computer because of COVID (maybe at the beginning but certainly not now). I don't know a single soul who bought a GPU last year. Not one. We all know why there's no cards available. Personally at this point i question whatever the cards even leave china.
MonstroMart
Kaarme
mackintosh
At this point I am convinced the scalpers are actually retailers and distributors selling their stock through stand-ins.
MonstroMart
Astyanax
saw a 3070 FE ebay listing, the setller claiming "This retails for $1700"
LIAR.
GREGIX
GeniusPr0
moab600
R.I.P PC gaming.