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GPU prices are tanking. They seem to be falling by the hour.
by sp332 4y ago
GPU prices are tanking. They seem to be falling by the hour.
- pawelduda 4y agoHey, do you have any resource which tracks these, and historical prices in real time?
- usednet 4y agoJust look at posts on r/BuildAPCSales
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- wtallis 4y agoLong-term price trends: https://pcpartpicker.com/trends/price/video-card/ https://pcpartpicker.com/trends/price/video-card/ They also have more or less real-time pricing and price history for individual products. But it doesn't provide visibility into the used GPU market.
- coffee_beqn 4y agoFinally we beat inflation
- doubled112 4y agoIf only I could eat a PCB.
- dragontamer 4y agoOh, you can. https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/diseases/22944-pica https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/diseases/22944-pica
- ajross 4y agoI know this is a drive-by joke, but in fact speculative bubbles (crypto among them) were among the big drivers of last year's inflation hump. Production was still suppressed by the pandemic, lots of expenditures (travel, etc...) were likewise suppressed, yet bank account balances were still around and wanting to be spent. Broadly: what do you do when you can't go to Cancun like you planned? You bet on Doge and GME, apparently. (Or you declare yourself a "VC" and start handing out checks to 20-something quarantined hackers.) Then you just end up with more money you can't spend.
- bagels 4y agoWhy didn't people sell before the merge? Did they think it wouldn't happen?
- miragecraft 4y agoBecause they want to mine until the last second, supposedly there will be a lot less ETH being generated after the merge so each one will be worth more.
- datalopers 4y ago> supposedly there will be a lot less ETH being generated after the merge so each one will be worth more This has been hands-down the most ignorant view of the ETH-merge proponents. The floor of the currency is tied to the cost to mine. There's minimal cost to mine now. The price will fall. It's not a supply vs demand problem.
- DennisP 4y ago> The floor of the currency is tied to the cost to mine. This is not true because of difficulty adjustment. If the price drops enough so miners are losing money, some of them quit, the difficulty adjusts downward, and the economics improve for the remaining miners.
- epolanski 4y ago"worth" depends on price.
- joecot 4y agoGiven that crypto miners weren't willing to think ahead to the consequences of countries needing to fire coal power plants back up to meet their demand, or the problems with continuing to crypto mine during multiple worldwide energy crises, I am not surprised if they didn't think ahead to what would happen if the Ethereum merge happened exactly as planned.
- fortysixdegrees 4y agoWhere can you see this? I've been looking on eBay but can't see any change. I'd like to buy a lot of GPUs but don't know where to look
- mmastrac 4y agoeBay is tough because the prices you see are the prices the sellers want. I don't think it's in eBay's interest to show you the real price.
- thrtythreeforty 4y agoIf not on eBay, where, then? The list of "sold" cards on eBay appear to me to be a pretty good starting point, but if there's something I don't know, like "everyone on eBay is a scalper" (which is not implausible) then where should I be looking?
- cercatrova 4y ago/r/hardwareswap
- albedoa 4y agoIn the Advanced Search, you can include completed listings and sold listings. This is a much better indicator of market prices for consumer goods.
- mmastrac 4y agoI didn't know this! Thanks
- stevenwoo 4y agoThey only keep them for a relatively short time last time I looked so one has to manually save data after scraping it for longer term trends, vaguely remember it being forever then they cut it to six month and I think it's three now, plus if there is a lot in the category you are searching there's no way to sort it to see the oldest anymore.