After experiencing absurd prices and almost zero supply, the graphics card market seems to be getting closer to normal. To illustrate this, amd recently released three updated rDNA 2 graphics cards. It is reported that these graphics cards are in sufficient stock and sold "strictly" at the recommended retail price.
Amd launched the radeon RX 6650 XT, Rx 6750 XT and Rx 6950 XT this month, which are updates to the standard (non xx50 Series) versions. They may not drive the world crazy, but the good news is that these three new cards are on the market and sold at the right price. Hardware leaker greymon55 said on twitter that he has observed this trend and the market has been moving towards this trend for some time.
The data on the new egg confirmed greymon55's findings. There are two flagship radeon RX 6950 XT models (from ASRock and Gigabyte) on the website, with a suggested retail price of $1099. Several Rx 6750 XT GPUs are also available in stock at a price of $549, and several RX 6650 XT cards can be purchased at a price of $399, which are official guide prices.
Amazon also has a radeon RX 6950 XT in stock, although the RX 6750 XT and Rx 6650 XT graphics cards are higher than the recommended price.
Last May, AMD and NVIDIA's latest graphics cards usually cost two to three times more than they should have. Fortunately, prices have been falling steadily since then - in Europe, they are now on average only less than 7% higher than MSRP.
An important factor in all this is mining. The price of cryptocurrency has fallen for some time, so that ASUS recently said that the demand for graphics cards for mining has "disappeared", resulting in fewer graphics cards snapped up by miners, and the recent collapse of cryptocurrency will also play a great role.
Yesterday, amd released a chart claiming that radeon Series graphics cards provide better performance and power performance per dollar than NVIDIA GPU.
