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Home - Computer hardware peripheral information - It smells so good! NVIDIA and AMD graphics cards in China are greatly reduced in price, and the RX 6950XT is less than NT$20,000

It smells so good! NVIDIA and AMD graphics cards in China are greatly reduced in price, and the RX 6950XT is less than NT$20,000

Rocky by Rocky
May 16, 2023 - Updated on August 4, 2026
in Computer hardware peripheral information

NVIDIA and AMD graphics card prices are no longer news. They are falling both at home and abroad, so now is the time for gamers to pick up bargains. However, although the prices in Taiwan are cheaper than before, compared with China, China still has a worse price. Recently, someone has calculated the prices of all NVIDIA, AMD, and Intel graphics cards on the market. Many models have almost halved. What is even more exaggerated is AMD’s previous generation flagship graphics card RX 6950XT, which can still be used today for less than 2 Starting with NT$10,000, if you happen to be in China or have a way to buy a graphics card from China, it is really worth considering. The price is quite affordable.

It smells so good! NVIDIA and AMD graphics cards in China are greatly reduced in price, and the RX 6950XT is less than NT$20,000

Chinese netizen Linlang Changkong often shares daily graphics card price changes in Tieba. Earlier, he shared that on May 16, it can be clearly seen that NVIDIA, AMD, and Intel graphics cards have experienced huge declines compared with the MSRP recommended selling price:

NVIDIA is one of the three brands whose prices have not dropped so much. The most severe price drops currently are RTX 3070 and RTX 3080, both of which are at least -26%. The former is now available for NT$12,600, and the latter is NT$17,800, both of which are cheaper than those sold in Taiwan.

More than half of the prices of AMD’s previous generation RX 6000 series have plummeted, almost -40% or more. The RX 6950XT is the one with the biggest drop, -46.8% compared to MSRP. It can be purchased today for NT$19,700. No matter how cheap it is in Taiwan, it still costs NT$25,000. It’s really super affordable. The same goes for the entry-level RX 6400, which only costs NT$3,000 in China, which is cheaper than more than NT$4,000 in Taiwan.

Intel ARC A750 8G and ARC A770 16G have also dropped a lot in price, but today’s prices are not much different from those in Taiwan, and they seem to be still falling (yesterday was more expensive than today), so I don’t think they are very cheap.

Linlang Changkong also revealed in the post that NVIDIA will discontinue the production of RTX 3060 Ti and has notified manufacturers to clear inventory. Among them, GALAXY Technology is expected to implement a price bargaining strategy for its entire series of RTX 3060 Ti. Xingyao OC may reach 2499 yuan, about NT$11,000:

Representatives say that the RTX 3060 Ti may become cheaper over time, so if you happen to be considering this graphics card, you might as well wait and see.

As for the latest generation of graphics cards, they are still falling at this stage, but not as much as the previous generation.

NVIDIA GeForce RTX 40 series has about -10%, and RTX 4080 16G has dropped the most, reaching -22.1%. Today it only costs NT$32,700, which is quite affordable, and is more than 10,000 yuan cheaper than in Taiwan.

Among the AMD Radeon RX 7000 series, the RX 7900XT has fallen the most, up to -25.7%. Today it only costs NT$24,000, which is also cheaper than Taiwan by more than 10,000 yuan. I wonder when Taiwan will fall like this. It is really enviable.

Source: Baidu Tieba

Source: KOCPC Chinese

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