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The discreet GPU market is in flux and Mark Williams is excited for it.

From the front lines of the Australian PC market The graphics card market is creeping back down to pricing normalcy. There’s still a long way to go though. Going back to 2017, the then top graphics card was Nvidia’s GTX 1080 Ti and it sold for around $1,100, not bad right? Sticking with top Nvidia products let’s look at how they’re priced as time went on. In 2019 the RTX 2080 Ti shocked us with its huge price jump over the GTX 1080 Ti, coming in at $1,800, but with hardware ray tracing and DLSS support at least it gave us never before seen features. Then in 2021 the RTX 3090 during the crypto mining and Covid bubbles was the hottest thing on the market and thus demanded the insane…

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