Amd and nvidia graphics cards drop in price up to 18% in July

Rumors about the upcoming launch of NVIDIA's GeForce GTX 11 series and rumors of new graphics in 2019 for AMD Radeon have caused graphics card prices to continue to drop significantly in recent months.

The price of Nvidia and AMD graphics cards fall up to 18% compared to two months ago

Many players are putting off updating their teams until the new generation arrives and the cryptocurrency business is at a downturn. This has led to a healthy accumulation of GPU inventory in the 'Add-in-board' channel, which has brought prices back to normal. We see the first real drop in GPU prices in March, with an overall price decline of about 25%. Prices stagnated a bit over the next two months as players' pent-up demand offset the declining demand for cryptocurrencies.

Drop in prices of Vega 56 and GTX 1080

In the last month and a half, however, we have seen how the short-term stagnation has ended with a sharp decline in prices in the NVIDIA and AMD range of graphics cards of up to 18% from the end of May to now, what indicating a continuation of the downward trend in prices.

Prices should continue to drop in the coming months as NVIDIA prepares to introduce its new family of GeForce graphics cards.

These are all, of course, wonderful news for gamers who have been hit with terrible prices and an almost non-existent supply of graphics cards for almost 9 months before March. It is likely that, during this month and August, they are the best months to acquire a graphics card, it is that or wait for the new generation directly.

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