around now admittedly not the prices you want to pay but they are there which is still kind of a better situation than what it was last year i mean just looking around today i found gtx NUMBER_TOKENs in stock rtx NUMBER_TOKENs rx NUMBER_TOKEN and the latest release rx NUMBER_TOKEN xt and fairly close to msrp whatever that even means with that in mind let's talk about msrp i've joked in a bunch of our videos about msrp pricing and the fact that it doesn't really exist and nvidia have just delivered a huge blow to those one in a founder's edition NUMBER_TOKEN series card by increasing the price of them now when the NUMBER_TOKEN series founders cars launched they were a great opportunity to have a card for reference spec pricing without technically being reference spec with a funky and unique pcb and even more unique cooler design lots of consumers actually held out in the hope of having an fe card over an aib custom card the fact that they were msrp pricing was well kind of the cherry on top of the cake what happened to the fe cards and their msrp well every single one has frankly had an increase sorry to say but that's what's happened from the ti being increased by NUMBER_TOKEN euros of which if you're not in mainland europe you could hazard a guess it's gonna be kind of very similar in dollars or pounds due to the conversions plus taxes the rtx NUMBER_TOKEN has been increased by NUMBER_TOKEN euros the same increase for the NUMBER_TOKEN NUMBER_TOKEN ti the NUMBER_TOKEN NUMBER_TOKEN going up by NUMBER_TOKEN euros the NUMBER_TOKEN NUMBER_TOKEN ti by a whopping NUMBER_TOKEN euros and the rtx NUMBER_TOKEN being increased by a stonking NUMBER_TOKEN euros i mean nvidia are normally pretty good at handing out press releases but it's no wonder why they wanted to kind of keep this one you know hush-hush i mean have you guys heard anything on this about these price increases no i thought not it's all been very very quiet now i can see that this has happened for a few reasons firstly the introduction of the NUMBER_TOKEN NUMBER_TOKEN NUMBER_TOKEN gig the rumor mill about the NUMBER_TOKEN NUMBER_TOKEN or NUMBER_TOKEN NUMBER_TOKEN ti with increased vram and of course the NUMBER_TOKENti adding some form of price disparity to slot other models of cards in the stack was always going to be a wise move at least from a business point of view so it feels like you're kind of getting a bit better value for money and a better overall deal newsflash you're not now me being me you know i love playing devil's advocate so what if the reason behind this wasn't as sinister as i've made out what if and it's a big if that nvidia are aware that stock is due to improve and wanting to be kind of opportunist at making more profit they see this as the perfect time to increase the cost of owning one just in time for gamers to buy cards as stock increases or what if nvidia's costs have gone up their costs go up your costs go up our cars go up your class go up it's only logical now if what i've heard from retail partners is anything to go by i'm gonna say it's kind of
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