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Nvidia GPU prices spike in Japan; prices up to 41% higher than Amazon US — RTX 5060 Ti sees the biggest increase among the RTX 50-series stack

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A Japanese retailer has increased the prices of RTX 50-series GPUs between 12.71% and 41.10%, with the mainstream models bearing the brunt of the price increases.
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The graphic card market continues to be under heavy pressure on prices, and Japan provides a new illustration of this. As the price increases announced in recent months for the second half of 2026 begin to materialize, the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 50 are still becoming less accessible. Even the most popular models are [...] Read more GeForce RTX 5060 Ti: Prices fly to Japan, with prices exceeding $1200 for an entry-level card appeared first on Hardwar…

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A user on the community site Reddit reported the high prices of NVIDIA RTX 50 series products in Japan, pointing out that they are up to 41% higher than the prices on Amazon in the US.

A comparison of retail prices in Japan with Amazon offers in the US found gaps of up to 41.1% for some Nvidia RTX 50 GPUs. The RTX 5060 Ti of 8 GB leads the difference, although the results change according to the model and tax considered.

The Graphic adapters of the Nvidia Liner RTX 50 are steadily growing globally, but the Japanese market is showing a truly impressive growth. An analysis of the current primers of Tokyo's retail shows that some modifications have almost doubled the price in just one year. The example is GeForce RTX 5060 Ti, with 8 GB videos now being sold for about $750, The Post in Japan, the price of GeForce RTX 5060 Ti has risen from $1,300 first appeared on S…

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Tom's Hardware broke the news on Wednesday, October 14, 2026.
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