GeForce RTX 50 GPUs Could See Sweeping Price Cuts, Here's When And Why

Frustrated by the pricing on current-generation graphics cards? It's been another tough round for PC gamers, after already having suffered through the era of cryptocurrency mining on GPUs and the subsequent shortage of graphics cards. There is some potential good news, however. Rumor has it that NVIDIA and its hardware partners are getting ready to slash pricing on the GeForce RTX 50 series.

As the unofficial story goes, manufacturers have a stockpile of unsold cards. According to a Google translation of a Chiphell forum post (which in turn is citing a Boardchannels report), "it has become a fact that supply exceeds demand" and there is a "high probability" that graphics card makers will reduce pricing across the board to liquidize their inventories and stabilize their flow rates. It's said this occur by the end of this month.

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