Rumor: Nvidia and AMD GPU Price Cuts Coming Very Soon

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As PC gamers are likely intimately familiar with by now, the GPU market has been challenging to deal with over the past several years. The release of the latest generation of GPUs, including Nvidia's 30 Series line and AMD's 5000 and 6000 series, has been torturous for the PC gaming market. Limited supply due to pandemic component and shipping constraints, the crypto market's high demand, skyrocketing aftermarket prices, and a voracious scalper gray market have kept many PC gamers from upgrading for a very long time. But times are changing, and PC gamers may soon be rewarded for their patience.

A new report from MyDrivers claims that both Nvidia and AMD GPUs could be seeing price cuts as manufacturers seek to sell existing stock. The idea is that graphics card price cuts have been avoided as much as possible, but manufacturers are not selling through their stock of Nvidia and AMD GPUs at a quantity they want. As such, a wave of price cuts will come to support a growing effort to sell through existing stock of GPUs.

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Since the price cuts are targeting existing stock of GPUs and not upcoming deliveries, PC gamers won't have to wait long for the price cuts to hit, either. The tentative schedule for price cuts begins in September, so price cuts may arrive in weeks if not days.

As for what specific GPU models will be seeing price cuts and how steep the cuts will be, there's no detail. All that's said is that the price cuts will be coming from AIBs. This means partners like EVGA, MSI, GIGABYTE, and ASUS, rather than Nvidia and AMD. Don't necessarily expect Nvidia's Founder's Editions to drop in price, in other words. However, some AIB GPUs may start dropping