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RTX 6000 Pro GPU price surges over $3,000 in six months

A Reddit user shared their regret over declining an offer of $8,165 for an RTX 6000 Pro graphics card six months ago. The same vendor is now selling the card for $11,575, highlighting a significant price increase and a missed financial opportunity. AI

RANK_REASON User anecdote about hardware price fluctuation, not a significant industry event.

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RTX 6000 Pro GPU price surges over $3,000 in six months

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  1. r/LocalLLaMA TIER_1 English(EN) · /u/__JockY__ ·

    Six months ago I turned down $8,165 for an RTX 6000 PRO. Today the same vendor is selling them for $11,575. Oh, hindsight.

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