Most Nvidia GPUs are available at MSRP in the UK
Most Nvidia GPUs are available at MSRP in the UK
This drop in mining profitability has ultimately led to decreased GPU demand, causing prices for most graphics cards to decline in recent weeks, especially in the Geforce camp.Â
When conducting our usual price checks on hardware, we found that most of Nvidia’s GTX 10 series of Pascal GPUs are now available at their MSRP pricing. While this data is specific to our local UK market, we can now see GPUs ranging from the GTX 1060 6GB to the GTX 1080 Ti shipping at Nvidia’s MSRP pricing at retailers or close to it.
Below we have included a table of Nvidia’s 10-series of Pascal GPUs, the pricing of the cheapest model at Overclockers UK and their pricing on Nvidia’s online store. We have also noted whether or not each of these GPUs is currently available from Nvidia directly. We have linked to both versions. Â
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| Â | Nvidia Founders Edition (MSRP pricing from Nvidia) |
Availability? | Cheapest model on Overclockers UK |
| GTX 1060 6GB | £279.00 | Both | £259.99 |
| GTX 1070 | £379.00 | Retailers Only | £389.99 |
| GTX 1070 Ti | £419.00 | Both | £419.99 |
| GTX 1080 | £529.00 | Both | £499.99 |
| GTX 1080 Ti | £679.00 | Retailers Only | £689.99 |
(Most of Nvidia’s high-end 10-series is available at or below Founders Edition prices)
Right now only two models are available at prices that are notably higher than Nvidia’s Founders Editions at retailers, the GTX 1070 and GTX 1080 Ti, though when looking at Overclockers UK’s cheapest models the difference is only £10, with Nvidia UK offering no availability on their website.Â
For now, the mining craze seems to be winding down, bringing a little normality back into the GPU market, though pricing for Radeon graphics cards remains high, particularly for RX Vega series graphics cards.Â
You can join the discussion on Nvidia’s GPUs shipping at MSRP pricing in the UK on the OC3D Forums.Â