US System Integrator Expects GPU Prices to Rise as Inventory Tightens

US-based system integrator Stince Built expects graphics card prices to rise in the near future as supply constraints tighten and memory availability worsens, according to Wccftech.

Vendors have reportedly struggled to maintain enough inventory of PC components, including memory, SSDs and GPUs. The shortage and inventory problems have continued for nearly one year, the report says.

Memory and SSD prices have reached all-time highs, while GPUs have also become increasingly expensive. Stince Built’s expectation of further price increases comes as vendors face tighter supply and worsening memory availability. The source does not specify how much prices could rise or give a timeline beyond the near future.