Severe inventory backlog! Nvidia RTX 50 series graphics cards face pressure to reduce prices

Although Nvidia's market value exceeded the $4 trillion mark with its strong performance in AI chip business, its latest RTX 50 series graphics cards have encountered sales difficulties. According to industry news, Nvidia is planning to adjust the price of the RTX 50 series due to weak market demand and oversupply.

　　Market data shows that the inventory of RTX 50 series graphics cards has far exceeded the normal level. Some graphics card manufacturers began price cuts as early as the end of July to help dealers achieve their monthly sales targets. Industry insiders pointed out that the sharp decline in terminal sales has led to lower retail and wholesale prices, and it is expected that there will be a greater price adjustment in August.

This situation is in sharp contrast to previous years. Usually the third and fourth quarters are the peak season for graphics card sales, and the prices are relatively strong. But this year, due to the stock backlog and sluggish demand, the market may experience a rare wave of discount promotions. Analysts believe that this phenomenon reflects the polarization of the consumer graphics card market and the AI chip business.