https://wccftech.com/nvidia-geforce-11-series-graphics-cards-price-fall/

We have seen NVIDIA GeForce graphics card slowly slinking down to MSRP levels from the crypto-induced high we saw earlier this year. Graphics card pricing had gone up by as much as 2-3x times MSRP and it was almost impossible for a gamer to snatch a high-end card like the GTX 1080 Ti. A bubble burst and a few months later we have seen the cards sneak closer to MSRP and the expectation is that they will fall further.

Well, we talked to some channel partners and it turns out this is the lowest the NVIDIA GeForce GTX series is going to go. The reason for that is that the company has set the MSRP very close to the manufacturing cost (in other words, margins are tight) and any retailer attempting to sell cards at a lower cost will essentially make a loss. Zotac recently had a deal for a GTX 1080 Ti at a mere $699 and while IHVs matched this, they will not go down any further. So is this the time to finally buy yourself a GTX 1080 Ti? Probably not. Heres why.