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Usually that's not the case. They already dropped the price to be more competitive with the 900 series from Nvidia. They simply won't produce new GPUs, let them be "out of stock" for a while and then get the R9 300 series going. Maybe you'll catch a retailer trying to get rid of their stock at cheaper prices, but generally speaking there won't be another huge price drop.

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I don't think so. They already had that huge price drop at the launch of the 900 series. Though i will gladly eat my words

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Nobody really knows.

 

Usually old stock will be sold, maybe at a discount - but if you look at the history, they're never really that great of a bargain. The GTX 780's had a price cut but were also close to GTX 970 prices, making them an alternative at best.

 

With R9-series of cards, considering the components, I can't imagine them being the cheapest to produce. They've already been discounted agressively, with the latest changes being to the 295X prices.

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