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Video card retail prices have been breaking all records lately. Worldwide, current GeForce RTX and Radeon RX models cost one and a half, or even double, the recommended prices set by Nvidia and AMD, but not necessarily for the same reasons. For example, the United States introduced a 25% tax on hardware imported from China, forcing suppliers to change their pricing policy.
Among the first to react were Zotac and EVGA, announcing an increase in the recommended prices for GeForce RTX 3000 video cards for overseas retailers. In the first case, 3D accelerators officially went up in price by an average of 16%, and in the second, they grew by around 8%.
It is fair to say that we are now talking about the US market, and it will not be possible to find a video card at the recommended prices in the conditions of the “cryptocurrency fever”. Therefore, if the example of Zotac and EVGA will become contagious in other markets of the planet, especially in Europe, we will know it only after the end of the mining boom and the normalization of GPU supplies.
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