Down, down, down again! According to 3DCenter's latest statistics on the German and Austrian markets, as of March 27, local time, the average price of graphics cards has been lower for 3 and a half consecutive months, and has dropped to the lowest point in 15 months, and the last time there was such a price level was traced back to the beginning of 2020.
Compared to a small spike in mid-December last year, the average price increase for NVIDIA graphics cards fell from 87% to 25%, and AMD's value from an average of 83% to 25% – yes, both graphics cards are now "only" 25% more expensive than the original price.
At its craziest in mid-May last year, the average price increase for AMD graphics cards reached an outrageous 218 percent, and NVIDIA graphics cards also had 116 percent.
At the same time, graphics card supply has increased steadily, and the Ethereum market has warmed up significantly in the past month, but it has not affected the continuous decline in graphics card prices.
A director of Box.co.uk, a major British retailer, believes that graphics card prices are expected to return to popular levels by the end of April or May.
Specific to different graphics cards, all models are falling, compared to the beginning of the year, the most brutal drop is the RTX 3070 Ti 26%, as well as RTX 3080 10GB 22%, RTX 3060 Ti 21%, AMD this side of the most downsized is RX 6700 XT 15%.
The highest premium is currently the RX 6800 53%, then the RX 6800 XT 47%, the RTX 3060 Ti, RTX 3070, RTX 3080 10GB are all 33-34%.
