Your next Nvidia GPU could cost up to 30% more, and AI is to blame
If you’ve been putting off a GPU upgrade, you may want to stop waiting. A new report suggests Nvidia could be preparing another round of graphics card price hikes, and this time, the increase may affect far more than just its flagship models. According to a report from Taiwan’s Economic Daily News, Nvidia is reportedly planning to raise GPU prices by another 20% to 30%.
- ▪If you’ve been putting off a GPU upgrade, you may want to stop waiting.
- ▪A new report suggests Nvidia could be preparing another round of graphics card price hikes, and this time, the increase may affect far more than just its flagship models.
- ▪According to a report from Taiwan’s Economic Daily News, Nvidia is reportedly planning to raise GPU prices by another 20% to 30%.
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If you’ve been putting off a GPU upgrade, you may want to stop waiting. A new report suggests Nvidia could be preparing another round of graphics card price hikes, and this time, the increase may affect far more than just its flagship models. According to a report from Taiwan’s Economic Daily News, Nvidia is reportedly planning to raise GPU prices by another 20% to 30%. The company hasn’t confirmed the move, but the reported increase would add to a year that’s already seen graphics cards become increasingly difficult and expensive to buy. AI’s appetite could make your next GPU cost more The reported adjustment isn’t said to be limited to premium graphics cards.
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