GeForce RTX 50 Graphics Cards Prices Rising in November

It seems gamers and tech enthusiasts should prepare for another wave of significant price increases for the GeForce RTX 50 series graphics cards. Reports indicate that several hardware companies have already announced their new November pricing, while others are currently preparing to follow suit.

• Colorful has already officially announced its new November prices
• Galax, owned by Palit, along with Palit and Gainward are preparing for hikes
• High-end RTX 5080 and RTX 5090D V2 will experience the sharpest price increases
• Entry-level cards like the RTX 5060 will see very minor price adjustments

Which manufacturers are raising prices and details

According to market updates, brands like Colorful are the first to announce revised price lists for November. Following closely behind are other major market players, including Galax (owned by Palit), as well as Palit and Gainward themselves. This trend affects the entire supply and distribution chain.

The price hikes will impact virtually the entire lineup of current graphics accelerators, though the scale of the increase varies greatly depending on the specific model. Unsurprisingly, the most high-end and expensive modifications are facing the most dramatic cost surges.

How much flagship models will increase in price

As expected, the most expensive top-tier cards will see the largest price jumps. Specifically, reports mention the RTX 5090D V2, although it remains unclear if these cards are actively being sold on the market at the moment, their price is slated to jump by $330 to $495.

Meanwhile, the powerful GeForce RTX 5080 will become $375 to $420 more expensive. Interestingly, the RTX 5070 Ti will only increase by $150, making the two-to-threefold larger price hike on the RTX 5080 with the same memory capacity look rather unusual.

Mid-range and budget segment price changes

The mid-range price segment is not escaping adjustments either. The RTX 5070 is set to rise by $90 to $135. At the same time, more affordable solutions demonstrate a surprisingly small growth margin compared to top models.

Specifically, the RTX 5060 Ti 16GB will increase by $37 to $60, which is unexpectedly low, while the RTX 5060 Ti 8GB and base RTX 5060 will become more expensive by $15-$22 and $22-$30 respectively, providing some relief for budget-conscious builders.

What this means for the market and buyers

The new wave of price increases for GeForce RTX 50 graphics cards creates additional financial hurdles for buyers planning to build or upgrade gaming PCs in the near future. The steep price growth on flagship models makes top-tier hardware even less accessible to everyday users.