Nvidia and AMD Fix the GPU shortfall todayIt may take months to reveal this before you easily find a card like the RTX 3080 on the shelves. they he did not do Say how much Renewed Trump import tax on graphics cards It might affect their pricing – but for now, Nvidia EVGA and Zotac’s partners may have done that for us
Both graphics card manufacturers have now raised their prices across the board, with EVGA after Asus It is expressly accepted at the top of its website They are making these adjustments. On the one hand, Zotac appears to have quietly raised prices not once, but twice in recent weeks – and thanks to the Internet Archive’s Wayback Machine, we can show you how both companies’ prices have changed (in their respective stores, anyway).
Here’s the EVGA Statement, for posterity only:
Due to current events, EVGA has made price adjustments to GeForce RTX 30 Series products. This change was necessary due to several factors and will be effective January 11, 2021. EVGA has worked to keep these costs as low as possible. For those currently in the EVGA.com notification system or move queue, EVGA will honor the original MSRP pricing through April 16, 2021 if your purchase position is processed before this date.
As EVGA suggests, the price spike isn’t that steep – just a $ 70 hike on most cards, and it’s a good thing that they honor their swap program for a few months. The RTX 3060 Ti only costs $ 460, which is the same price a friend of mine recently paid at a central computer store for that exact card in the SF Bay Area.
On the other hand, Zotac raised the price of even its base cards by $ 90- $ 100, much more than the price of the RTX 3090:
- From $ 440 to $ 500, now $ 530 for RTX 3060 Ti
- $ 540 to $ 600, now $ 640 for RTX 3070
- $ 750 to $ 780, now $ 840 for the RTX 3080
- $ 1550 to $ 1,580, now $ 1900 for the RTX 3090
None of this matters unless, of course, you find one. So, once again, Here’s our latest guides from AMD and Nvidia.
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