I saw that mindfactory story on UFD this morning so I checked my local Microcenter.  The PowerColor 6500xt was available for $10 under MRSP.  The MSI Gaming X Trio 6900xt was available at $1099.99(which I assume is MRSP) and had a $50 MIR so it was only $1049.99. Nvidia cards were still priced way above MRSP.  A 3050 was $100 over MRSP and a 3080ti was $600 over.,(reply>), @C L oh, good catch... doh...,(reply>), MIB = Mail-In Bebate?,(reply>), @Sparhawk122 I don't think it is nvidia's fault.  The nvidia cards have always been further above MRSP but sold out so I'm guessing that more people were willing to pay the inflated prices for nvidia.,(reply>), @Sparhawk122 It's because Nvidia cards are still higher in demand, not because they are greedy. All companies are greedy.  That's why they exist to make money.<br><br>Looking at micro center's website and going in I have seen a lot of AMD cards sitting on the shelf but Nvidia cards still have been missing.  And when Nvidia cards dropped there was more demand for them.<br><br>With that said Nvidia cards are still dropping in price, but slower because demand is still higher.  People want DLSS and to a lesser extent, ray tracing.<br><br>Nvidia's higher end cards are actually closer to MSRP now.  I saw a 3090 for under $2,000.  A 3080 TI I saw for near its original MSRP which was $1299.  Because the demand for those cards are less.,(reply>), Nvidia have become extremely greedy.