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Nvidia based graphics cards are set to increase in price once again. So far, MSI, Zotac and Gigabyte price rises have been confirmed, taking effect immediately. The latest round of price increases isn’t targeted at a particular range or model of Nvidia card, effecting all cards from the RTX 3060 through to the RTX 3090.
These price increases are from the manufacturer’s point of sale, thus having a knock-on effect right through to retailers. With the prices increasing by a not-insignificant amount, expect to see the RTX 3070 ranges get perilously close to the price the RTX 3080 cards were selling at just a few months ago.
The details of the price rises are as follows.
MSI
Zotac
Gigabyte
ASUS
[Update – March 4th] Added the price increase information for ASUS graphics cards.
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