If you put things in perspective of performance per $/€ the falling of price is the standard status for PC gaming.
Yeah, of course you may get some GPU more expensive than the older one, but there’s always that GPU that deliver more “fps per ¢” compare the previous generation. 2020~2022 were anomalies pushed by manufacturing issues, a new branch of customers (cryptos) that messed the market and (above anything else) greedy speculation by the bigger players (mostly Nvidia, but AMD did play along). The results was heavy manipulation by the market to push for actually decrease the value of “fps per ¢”. I think were heading back to normal, if you avoid Nvidia you can already find options that pair or deliver more " fps per ¢".
We will see more “fps per ¢”?
Yes, of course; as always has been before the pandemic speculation. During the pandemic speculation you couldn’t be sure about that; Nvidia specifically, strong with their presence in the market, tried multiple time with speculative tactics to mass with the customers.
If you put things in perspective of performance per $/€ the falling of price is the standard status for PC gaming.
Yeah, of course you may get some GPU more expensive than the older one, but there’s always that GPU that deliver more “fps per ¢” compare the previous generation. 2020~2022 were anomalies pushed by manufacturing issues, a new branch of customers (cryptos) that messed the market and (above anything else) greedy speculation by the bigger players (mostly Nvidia, but AMD did play along). The results was heavy manipulation by the market to push for actually decrease the value of “fps per ¢”. I think were heading back to normal, if you avoid Nvidia you can already find options that pair or deliver more " fps per ¢".
We will see more “fps per ¢”?
Yes, of course; as always has been before the pandemic speculation. During the pandemic speculation you couldn’t be sure about that; Nvidia specifically, strong with their presence in the market, tried multiple time with speculative tactics to mass with the customers.