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In February 2022, an 8 Gb GDDR6 DRAM chip reportedly cost about $13 on the spot market, and is now as low as $3.05, with 8 pieces making up 8GB of capacity for less than $25.

The sharp drop in graphics memory prices is largely due to reduced GPU demand, according to the report. GPU sales have declined since the first quarter of 2022.

So why don’t graphics card makers launch cheap, large-memory graphics cards? Foreign media believe that companies like Nvidia cannot buy video memory at spot prices because they have long-term contracts with suppliers and the price is fixed regardless of market movements. In addition, to ensure compatibility with specific IC chips, graphics card manufacturers are not at liberty to purchase video memory.

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The RTX 2060 Super graphics card was released in 2019, the upgraded version of the RTX 2060, with 2176 CUDA cores and 8GB 256bit GDDR6 memory.

The motherboard chip is Intel H670 and comes with 16GB of RAM, a 256GB SSD and a 2TB mechanical hard drive.

Design-wise, this desktop features a louvered design with up to 6 USB-A ports on the front panel and VGA, HDMI, and serial ports on the back.

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The news mentions that the 7900XT will use GDDR6 memory with a speed of up to 20Gbps, which is definitely the chicken version. 50XT/75XT may be more aggressive, going up to 24Gbps.

Such a fast memory speed will bring about a more sensational heat, but of course, the benefit is that the bandwidth required for high-resolution games can definitely keep up. Not counting the infinite cache, the 20GB capacity, 20Gbps, 384bit memory of the single RX 7900 XT corresponds to a total bandwidth of 960GB/s.

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