Thankfully, some $800 models are still in stock due to a poor reception from PC gamers. The card released at $800, though many third-party cards sell for $900 or even $1,000. Nvidia’s RTX 4070 Ti isn’t a great GPU, as you can read in our RTX 4070 Ti review, and that’s mainly because it’s too expensive. $1,270 Gigabyte RTX 4080 Gaming OC at Newegg.$1,310 MSI RTX 4080 Gaming X Trio at Newegg.It’s not quite powerful enough for the price, though, leading many models to still be in stock at list price. Although not as impressive as the flagship card (read our RTX 4080 review for more), it’s still a powerful GPU with Nvidia’s latest architecture. Nvidia followed up the RTX 4090 with the RTX 4080, but it’s not out of stock. If you can’t wait, there are still ways to buy the card through a prebuilt system, though.

Unfortunately, you can’t buy the RTX 4090 on its own at the moment, but that should change in the coming weeks. The initial batch of cards is already out of stock, but retailers seem positive that more inventory will arrive shortly. The base price is $1,600, and some third-party models are as much as $2,000. Nvidia’s new RTX 4090 is the cream of the crop when it comes to GPU power (read our RTX 4090 review to see it in action), and it comes with a price to match. Nvidia GeForce Ada Lovelace RTX 40-series Jacob Roach / Digital Trends GeForce RTX 4090 From September, we’ve seen steep price drops on low-end Nvidia graphics cards, as well as an overall trend downward as AMD and Nvidia prepare for the next generation. The 12GB RTX 3080, for example, is about $400 more expensive than its 10GB counterpart.įor now, though, GPU prices continue to drop. It’s not clear if those higher prices are a result of the GPU shortage or simply because graphics cards are getting more expensive.

Nvidia recently boasted to investors about inflated GPU prices.

We’re not completely out of the woods yet, though. The GPU market is in good shape now, with cards on the secondhand market selling for below list price, as they should. Microsoft explains how thousands of Nvidia GPUs built ChatGPT

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