Gaming PC Parts to get CHEAPER in 2024?! (Analyzing Global Economic Trends)
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- Опубликовано: 3 июн 2024
- Today we have a Techyesonomics update for you, analysing a emerging trend that is taking place, and that is higher inflation, high spending, yet cheaper GPU prices?
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00:00 The current situation explained and China in a deflationary environment?
01:46 Deflation, do not fear.
02:37 The GPU Trend.... a shift in price.
03:45 Less money in the private sector, more money from Government, a recipe for lower prices.
05:40 The Gaming Grade GPU and the recent price declines indicate what is to come.
10:33 What about Europe specifically?
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I would love to make a dedicated finance channel, if I had more time. Never forget, it's the most valuable commodity of them all.
It'll be great educational channel Brian. Something that schools NEVER teach.
best time is now crypto , pc value , business tech ...... AI?
Do it Brian !
ruclips.net/video/Rmc8GDlyAQg/видео.html The Secret of OZ .... Excellent video on Money today and how it all works.
go for it, i enjoyed this style of video.
I'd absolutely love to see it!
Thanks for covering EU Bryan!
Loving the Tech YES Finance! Greetings from The Netherlands!
I've followed this channel for a long time and also study economics some, I can't say I love these videos. Even the experts get this stuff wrong most of the time.
I would caution anyone against treating this as actionable financial advice outside of when is good time to buy or sell computer equipment. And even that is hyper local to the market where you live.
Always enjoying every episode of Techyesonomics!! Great insight as you are always out and about trying to find deals and in touch with so many people on the streets. Living the real life and going threw allot of the same battles as every other Jack Schmidt is. Very much appreciated!
This is why i love your channel, if its not entertainment, its good information for us to use. Always keeping your content varied.
Love these videos of yours, I learn so much!
Love the content👍
Thanks for all the useful information Bryan, it really helps to have a rough indicator of whats coming so you dont make overpriced pc purchases. Much appreciated
You rocked it.
I find these type of vids very fascinating. As a kid I never really cared about economics or any topic of that sort. But now that i'm an old man, its truly fascinating and interesting to know how everything is intertwined whether we like it or not.
The Jews love inflation
I’m the same as u but I’m 23. I wish I had an interest because these Jews have a clutch on this medium like never before
Brian I would love a more finance economics focused video! Thanks for the information
YES man sharing them values
Invaluable presentation
Another factor is that, regardless of deflation housing costs are skyrocketing everywhere, East or West. This means in particular more young people will be unable to afford a place on their own and will be stuck living with family. I predict rising intergenerational tensions as computer gaming will be seen as an offensive waste of time, especially if the person doing it is under-employed. This will further reduce demands for gaming systems as some families will force former gamers to sell systems, or never buy them in the first place.
Very interesting video, I always enjoy these types of videos. Just wondering how a tech PC guy know so much about Economics. Did you study it in College?
Very much hope the prices do go down but when looking at the last year the prices are the same, no real movement at all here in Europe.
With an election year here in the states- many circumstances can arise during this time concerning money and economy.
I also think that with AI assisted design improvements there will be a turnover cycle increase like we've never seen. Imagine a 4x increase in tech level on the business cycles every year or so instead of 5 years...that's going to sting the big tech price gouging.
I have already noticed the price drops on the used market in Europe. Had to try harder to sell pc's I paid more for parts in the past in order to still make a profit on them. On the other hand, I also been picking up used GPU's, hdds, and ssd for bargain prices. Ddr4 also seems to be cheaper even than ddr3 where I live. (The Netherlands).
Put some PC parts in your Amazon list and watch those prices go UP & Down. It's like the commodity market.
Bryan shipping container prices are through the roof because container ships navigate around Africa instead of going through the red sea. A year or so ago they were at an all time low yet the prices of goods remained the same, now everything has gotten more expensive, how is that fair? How is it fair when oil prices go up that all prices go up instantly but when oil prices settle back down everything stays the same price? If there was a deflation and less money to go around importers would be forced to decrease their margins, prices would go down and the economy would ultimately benefit from it. I am talking about Greece btw, keep up the good work!!!
"You Can't Have Your Kate And Edith Too". I was like wow this is going to be fun.
It looks like the supermarket prizes are lowering lightly here in europe. It can be a question of habituation but the normal companies get lowering orders of goods. So i think a lightly deflation is coming next year. The tax of the goeverment and local taxes are high and rising .
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Love the Economic videos!
What percentage of price drop would be in gpus do you think?
1st. Its been a while since i watched video related to PC
Thank you! You have to review Argentina 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 When politicians are on both side of the desk ... Nothing good will be done.
Love these Tech-onomics videos. Woke up not even 10 mins ago to get my day ready for streaming. I built a triple pc setup because why not? 😅
Just as I suspected!!1 😮
Might be tome to make a 2nd channel for this really interesting financial statements towards tech and just government money might lol but i enjoy it just saying the algorithm might not...
Its about time
I was commenting about my i7-4790, GT 1060 Sim Racing computer not booting, now I'm on a Dell 4th Gen Intel with a GT 1030, so instead of building another PC, I might give stream a go from my lounge room AM4 PC to the Dell. Never done it before, so only one way to learn. I would leave the Arcade titles (Mame, Supermodel, Hyperspin) on dell, but Steam, Xbox, EA games stream. Being on a local network latency might be O.K.?????? all over it..... Edit ~ Steam game link is super easy, just need to be log into steam on both computers, plugged of X360 controller into my client PC and even got feedback. But no luck with my G27, I may have to install the G27 drivers on the host PC, and it might be has easy has that but too lazy to try, I may need my G27 plugged into the host PC to work. I just pay $50 for another PSU and give that a go, the PSU I have isn't old but cheap...... Edit... The PSU is a 420Watt Thermalmaster that I believe is an OEM Coolmaster that's sold on Ebay has new but has very poor 12Volt Rail performance, something I didn't check before buying, I have a 600Watt 1st Player in my lounge PC that doesn't appear on PC part picker, but does on Dick Smith Online store, so can't be that bad. A PSU I had that was over 15 years old stopped working were I ended up was a Thermalmaster that I only had for a year.
using a switch, or just plugging from router is fine. If going on the cheap ethernet nics are crazy cheap these days. Can directly hook as many pc's as you wish up together. Latency not really noticeable unless your stream is sent past your domain to you tube/twitch etc.
dude get a job or disability.
I would love to agree with you, but...I just can't.
At least in the US, the law of Supply And Demand seems to have been completely abandoned. Cars, for example, should be seeing a huge sell-off price for both new and used, but they've been staying stubbornly high to the point of outrageousness. People far smarter than I have been predicting the bottom dropping out on pricing for months, but they stay high anyway, even in the face of car dealerships' lots being full of unsold cars for at least the last six months. Everything from cars to food to YouNameIt has simply stayed high. Government spending may be some factor somewhere, but the private sector still sets pricing for everything they produce regardless of anything else. None of them seem interested in lowering prices...even if it's to the point that they don't sell a thing. Seems like they all got together and decided that they're going to strangle the market, figuring that we'll eventually buy because, in the long run, we can't go without.
Until and unless the private sector starts yielding to the lack of sales and returning to the Supply And Demand model...I don't see prices dropping in any sort of significant factor anytime soon.
I really want to build a pc right now so should I wait?
Now is the BEST TIME to build ever.
now is the best time to build since before covid especially used gpu in usa.
Definitely wait. 2025 things will deflate close to back to normal with some caveats
Deflation should be reset to 1950's level, restart the economy, where cars will cost $1500, houses 11k.
Wages would have to drop as well to 50's levels
With the way government spending is going, that's never gonna happen.
deflation
If the rtx4080super goes down by 500aud, then I'll be there.
SSD's are getting expensive though
Price for them have doubled since Black Friday here in the United States. Was going to grab a 2 TB ssd and was shocked how fast they jumped up. Not even the big name brands either...😢
@@mikek92 IKR even older gen3 are overpriced
Last time I was checking it was only 40 usd now around 60-70
SSD are the new gpu high priced crap they pulled during the mining craze
@@jovpal5685 Yea, I just checked again on my old price sheet and it had a 2 TB 2.5" ssd for $56.99.
Now, the same ssd is listed at$96.99! And that's my "wholesale " price...
Yeah, that paper bubble is about to burst soon... Me being from Europe, all the shite that is happening here at the moment... I cant immagine anything good coming from artificially keeping the economy running with the paper balloon and ignoring all the problems in and around Europe...
Inflation is up. So on ebay I actually raised the prices of my goods. If they dont sell in 2024, What ever, eventually the market has to balance out and the products will sell at the new inflated price once the money supply adjust to inflation. I will never sell at a loss or else the capitalist model dies. So increase the inventory, increase transparency, hold more product.
I’m a stupid guy but tell me if you agree. I think the consumer just does not agree that a 4070 should cost 4070, therefore he does not buy it, therefore bringing costs down. It is the act of the consumer knowing the WORTH of the product and the context behind it, that is the reason for this. Which is what they fear the most.
Less goverment is a good step in the right direction.
But as it has been for way too long now, The banks are the Real Problem.
The real problem is FOAT backed by nothing and taxes that AREN’T going to where they should be among other things
Yay finally I can gift my mum a new pc.
My concern with pc prices is another crypto boom that looks like it could be on the horizon. So maybe right now is the best it'll be especially in the used market. Happy to be wrong though. Thoughts?
Ever since Ethereum moved to proof of stake (non-mining) there isn't a large market-cap coin to absorb all of the miners. Nothing is profitable to mine since then, and even if the entire mineable market does a 100x, there's enough existing miners with rigs turned off, ready to spin up at the slightest sign of profit.
It will take at least a few crypto cycles for GPU mining to get back to as big as it was, if ever. I'm betting on it never happening.
used market is usa is really good check the bay site.
@@AAjaxExactly. And crypto is going to fall by the end of 2026 when bitcoin takes a complete nose dive as the wealthy worldwide cash out on the suckers who kept it afloat
When corporate owned / influenced governments loosen regulations, they do it for the interests of said corporations. This isn't a problem that will be fixed by current governments.
Ever think why China and India who have the least amount of regulation are becoming the world’s largest exporters?
It’s almost as if strict regulation hampers countries economies by stifling exports 😮
Todays 70 series card is actually yesterdays 60 series card in terms of performance. Though original msrp is more like 80 series. Going by the last two numbers of a card no longer makes any sense. Go by price class, not 'number class'.
I'm going to avoid Nvidia, unless I absolutely need it. I'm really happy that AMD is on an upward swing to be more competitive. I really was expecting Intel to give up. I'm thrilled they haven't, and look to be making strides.
its even worse than that. pre-mining when top GPUs cost $600 bucks 1080p 60Hz monitors cost $200-250, now in 2024 1440p 165-180Hz monitors cost $200-250. so 1440p 165-180Hz is the new norm BUT GPUs are too slow for that new norm. the 4090 only capable of 52 FPS in Alan Wake 2 - actually modern new game on a new engine. so a $2000 GPU can't run NEW games on $200-250 monitors.
@@greenman8 all corporations are price-performance matching each other because milking the market with 0 progress is the most profitable. there's actually 0 competition in GPU space, they all try to not undercut each other with prices to maximize profits.
all GPUs are basically obsolete slow af crap for old games at this point. even the 4090 with 52 fps @ 1440p is too slow and obsolete. its actually a budget-midrange card for 1080p gaming if judged by what it can do. and they try too sel it for $2000.
all hardware is obsolete so there's 0 progress in gaming. all you can game with new overpriced af cards is old games on old engines. 0 progress => PC gaming is dead.
You don't understand macroeconomics mate. If you suddenly stop supplying fiat money into the market, you turn into Greece. They were forced into austerity by the eurozone and never fully recovered from the 2008 crisis.
03:45 - Every dollar spent by the government ends up in the private sector - how do you think they spend this money after all? So this argument is idiotic.
10:33 - The problems in some European countries are caused by them NOT SPENDING ENOUGH. German gov is scared to spend and it slows down the economy.
Correct. Deflation is deadly. Causes permanent damage.
Human nature in government. Kick the can until it's someone else's problem.
Serpentza & Laowhy86 if anybody wants to really know China
Mild deflation is good ( < 2% annually) and it rewards thrift, something businesses HATE to the detriment of the whole USA!!. High inflation topples governmwnts, just ask south America or the Weimar Republic!
Mining enters the chat
Lack of regulation leads to monopolism. junk goods at high prices due to lack of competition. And wages go to crap as companies cut every penny off costs they can until they're the monopolist. Though you have to watch out for big businesses pushing for regulation that makes it to expensive for new competitors to enter the market as well.
Is that true though? Are markets more or less regulated than were in the previous century? Government growth has been huge since 1900. I would argue that regulatory bodies are made up of industrialists protecting their businesses and not made out of non profit agents protecting consumers.
@@drumyogi9281 Precisely why I brought that point up. It's not that we need more regulation so much as better regulation.
@@kaseyboles30 I think Thomas Sowell’s definition of Conservatives and Liberals fits very nicely in this discussion.
@@drumyogi9281 Conservative vs Liberal is just tribalism. Neither side is correct, and at the top neither side actually cares about anything beyond staying in power. George Carlin had a few on point things to say about this. The whole thing is what machine said at the end of wargames "what a curious game, the only winning move is not to play".
@@kaseyboles30 You can choose not to play and not pick a side, that is fine. George Carlin chose to live his life angry at humanity and abandoned all tradition. That is fine as well. If I had to choose, I would pick Thomas Sowell, Jim Rohn, Earl Nightingale and anyone who lived a financially stable life that provided for their family. Conservatism just means to preserve something of your culture. You are more conservative than you think.
What economics school did you attend? Take this mans word with a grain of salt......
None… this is all fear mongering done for a reason
That GRE card isn't even good
The GRE is kinda a rebraded rx 6950xt
Problem is that people will always continue to inflate prices (or artifically because of profit motives) of products in general. The funny thing is that debt system (been around a century) is relatively a new thing and as always people abuse the hell of a good system by leverage and ability to create those bets.
Governments can always fix this by introducing a hard standard of what their unit of currency would equate to effort a unit of labour. This is why so many things are so incredability subjective in terms of wealth or position held. We seriously believe all these famous people (ones especially in the government) are actually worth the amount of money they are is the question we should be all asking.
In terms of regulation we need a standard because free markets become concerntrated given how a lot of indexes held on the stock market are having gains held by fewer and fewer companies. I mean 2/3 of the S and P 500's gains for a year were largely done by 7 companies alone and they continue to push it up... Let that sink in on how extremely unbalanced that is...
The new president of Argentina wants do ditch their peso and adopt USD.
Argentina just hit record poverty rates of 57.4% following the kind of economic plan you are proposing of cutting government spending. Enjoy your cheaper GPUs while the poor starve I guess
BUT, some companies just want to INCREASE prices in the name of profit. But some companies BLAME it on "inflation". I'm keen on Battlemage...hopefully down the track to upgrade my RX 6800 in the future I bought mine 2nd hand last year
It is a company's sole purpose to create profit.
Won't be profit if they kill they thing that gives them it...people's wallets and security@@iamperplexed4695
@@iamperplexed4695 BUT difference between profit and greed. Isn't there?
Nvidia increased prices due to TSMC charging more for smaller nodes, not just inflation. There is no evidence that Intel will catch up, just wishful thinking and cope.
nvidia is better than amd for gpu right now
No
@@patlotpotlot6154 the market says yes. Funny how the free market is always right unless it reveals that EIGHTY FIVE PERCENT OF PC GAMERS WANT NVIDIA and then suddenly all these AMD fanboys turn communist. Lol
Bro, gpu prices went up due to massive demand from crypto-miners. Gpu prices went up again during Covid when people had to work from home and stay home, and demand went up again.
Government spending goes in the private sector. If Albo wants to build a new stadium, he hires private contractors. If he hires more nurses, they spend in the private sector. If private sector is lagging, governments step in to keep people employed and the economy ticking until private sector picks up again.
Oh really ? I think China will not get worse just because there is strong government regulation. And for countries that allow self-regulation it will be as bad as possible. Ask Javier Miley why people are sitting on the street without work and without money, and why there are so many military and police on the street. This is where private business decided. Why do people buy games on Steam for up to 40 dollars more willingly than for 70 or more? In the same Japan or the USA? If you give everything up to the capitalist, then I’m afraid the processor will cost from $1000 only on credit, and the law will write that you are obliged to buy it within 1 year, and after 3 years, buy a new one on credit. Brian why is your internet in Australia so crap? And why have I had an optical terminal in Siberia in the damn middle of nowhere since 2011? Because private business decided in Australia, but in Siberia the state managed matters. And if the state does not interfere in private business with such institutions as, for example, antimonopoly departments, and state regulation of the economy, then ordinary citizens will feel very bad. Here, on the scales, either the business will bear the costs or the population. And you want to remove the state from this system, it’s called putting out the fire with kerosene. Good luck .
I hoop you are raight
But are you missing the AI and gpt craze that is send all the fab for nvidia to server GPUs. And they are not making as much gaming GPUs.
I do agree with you on all you say but nvidia just on a stock bull run or bubble.
Bitcoin is deflationary currency.
😂 Bitcoin is a huge financial scam by the wealthy elites of the world
I really really hope the 7900xtx comes down in pice again. As much as I'd prefer a 4080 or 4080 super, not going to pay $500+ aussie for %5 more performance and viable ray tracing.
Is this cnbc?😂😂😂
Nah it is Tech News Alerts!
Giving sociopaths an unlimited budget is never a good idea. 😂✌
maybe crypto will make a comeback? lol
nope. crypto mining is dead for at least another cycle or two.
Socialist tech city😂
i miss the ancient days when printing gold and silver was impossible 🥲
Yeah, gold and silver was generally a far better currency than Fiat because the money supply couldn’t be expanded rapidly. Half the problem is also fractional reserve lending. This system we have now is insanely broken and has an expiration date.
*So basically replace FIAT with crypto!*
Absolutely the dumbest idea i’ve heard when it comes to finance 😂
@@christophervanzetta you must not be very clever then 😂 you do know we are moving to CBDCs soon right....right??