2026-01-02 15:20:40

Chip giants are reportedly considering a significant move. Word is that Nvidia and AMD might be cranking up GPU prices come January, and the numbers are eye-watering. The flagship RTX 5090 could see its price balloon from the current $2,000 to somewhere around $5,000—that's a massive jump. While nothing's confirmed yet, if these price hikes actually happen, it would reshape the economics for GPU-intensive operations across the board. For anyone running high-performance computing workloads or considering hardware upgrades, this timing matters. Keep an eye on official announcements from both camps in the coming weeks.

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BankruptWorker

· 01-03 04:26

Nah, this price is just too outrageous... I was still planning to save money.

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HypotheticalLiquidator

· 01-02 15:50

Really? 5090 from 2000 to 5000? This liquidation price needs to be recalculated... --- Wait, if this price increase is real, systemic risk will come. --- The health factor for GPUs was already precarious, and another hit like this... the dominoes will start to fall. --- Miners with maxed-out borrowing rates are really going to be forced out now. --- Risk control thresholds need to be lowered; otherwise, we'll see a series of liquidations in January. --- 2000 to 5000? This isn't a price increase; it's a harvest of the leeks. --- Hardware costs have skyrocketed, and the economics of high-performance computing are breaking down. Volatility will only surge upward.

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