Nvidia's Price Increases Are Live, As RTX 5060 Ti Jumps to Over $800
Just a couple weeks ago, I wrote about how Nvidia price increases were on the way . It seems like they're here, and they're not pretty. The Nvidia GeForce RTX 5060 Ti , once a solid mid-range card, now costs more than the 5070 Ti' s MSRP. According to Tom's Hardware , which has collected retailer data for all of Nvidia's graphics cards, the median prices for pretty much every Team Green GPU is…
Nvidia has recently raised prices on several of its graphics cards, including the RTX 5060 Ti, which now costs over $800. The median prices for most Nvidia graphics cards have increased compared to a few months ago, according to Tom's Hardware. The RTX 5070 and 5060 Ti have seen the most significant jumps in price, with the RTX 5070's median price rising to $899, a 36% increase from its June median price of $659.
The RTX 5060 Ti with 16GB has increased to $804.99, a 39% increase from its $569 price in June. These prices are not only higher than their original MSRP but also more expensive than their supposed launch prices. For instance, the RTX 5070 was originally priced at $499, and the RTX 5060 Ti was supposed to be $429. This price surge is due to the increased memory demand from AI, and with all three memory manufacturers reportedly selling through their 2027 manufacturing capacity, it seems unlikely that prices will decrease soon.
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