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Some GPU prices are dropping.
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Author: /u/Bascilian
Source published: 06/11/2026, 21:54:19 UTC
Briefing created: 07/11/2026, 06:23:57 UTC
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Briefings
RTX 6000 workstation cards dropped from 18k to 16.5k, while MaxQ versions remained at 14k. Supply is expected to increase as production shifts from 5090s to 6000s, with anecdotal reports of A100s being dumped. No end to data center construction is confirmed, but higher electricity costs may force hardware upgrades.
Key points
- RTX 6000 workstation cards dropped from 18k to 16.5k, while MaxQ versions remained at 14k.
- Supply is expected to increase as production shifts from 5090s to 6000s, with anecdotal reports of A100s being dumped.
Context
RTX 6000 cards hit a peak price of 18k and were sold out at that price. Dell saw discounts down to 11.5k. The shift from 5090s to 6000s is expected to increase supply, though no end to data center construction is confirmed.
Limitations
Anecdotal reports of A100 dumping are unverified. No end to data center construction is confirmed; higher electricity costs may force hardware upgrades.
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