I am not an analyst but it sounds like gaming graphic card retail cost have been bumping prices higher lately.
We can always states marketing truth such as it has the latest of this or that as well as it is a newer technology, it has more inputs.... etc..., yet, a gaming graphic card is meant for gaming along with less intensive tasks that one can execute or achieve on a PC which nowadays means a lot.
Out of a complete blue, I always saw myself not spending a dime more than $500 for a graphic card to play games.
I would expect best graphic results for this amount of money during the two first years of purchase or so. Then I was always expecting to keep the graphic card for another 5 to 6 years and play games at less than highest game settings.
Today, it sounds like Nvidia finds new "normals" price point. I wonder if that new normal is acceptable to everyone?
Thank you for your time,
We can always states marketing truth such as it has the latest of this or that as well as it is a newer technology, it has more inputs.... etc..., yet, a gaming graphic card is meant for gaming along with less intensive tasks that one can execute or achieve on a PC which nowadays means a lot.
Out of a complete blue, I always saw myself not spending a dime more than $500 for a graphic card to play games.
I would expect best graphic results for this amount of money during the two first years of purchase or so. Then I was always expecting to keep the graphic card for another 5 to 6 years and play games at less than highest game settings.
Today, it sounds like Nvidia finds new "normals" price point. I wonder if that new normal is acceptable to everyone?
Thank you for your time,