GPUs, or Graphics Processing Units, are important for gamers and crypto miners alike. Their prices are now coming back down to Earth.
Tom’s Hardware speculates that the return to more normal prices are a sign that the “multitude of factors that caused the massive spike in GPU prices” are abating. The supply chain is less disrupted by the pandemic, so more cards are being manufactured and shipped. Cryptocurrency prices have been stable or falling, a factor that has made mining less profitable, and thus lessened the demand from miners for high-end GPUs.
All in all, PC gamers now should be able to pick up one of the latest generation of GPUs at something close to the manufacturer’s recommended sale price—and those prices are still trending down. Though there is one catch:are both due to release their next-generation cards some time this year. The latest and greatest cards available from those companies now were released in 2020, even though they’ve been almost impossible to buy.
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