Graphic Cards Will Soon Be Cheaper To Buy- Massive Import Expected

TechnologyGraphic Cards Will Soon Be Cheaper To Buy- Massive Import Expected

Graphic cards are undeniably the most important need of the ongoing era. Whether you need to use designing tools on your computer or want to play games, you need to have a graphic card installed. The need for high-end graphic cards has immensely increased over the past few years. Especially with crypto miners entering into the equation, the demand for graphic cards has witnessed a rapid high. This resulted in skyrocketing prices across the globe. However, some recent events in China have shifted the supply and demand momentum. Let’s look at the details below!

China’s Ban on Crypto Mining

For the past several months, the Chinese government has made it quite difficult for the local citizens to mine or trade cryptocurrencies. While things have been following a relatively peaceful path up until now, it looks like the People’s Bank of China (PBOC) has other plans in action.

Graphic cards to be cheaper

According to the recent announcement made by PBOC, it will be illegal for Chinese residents to purchase crypto domestically or from overseas. Additionally, Chinese residents have also been prohibited from associating with the marketing of cryptocurrencies or giving tech support to crypto businesses.

Low Demands, Low Prices – Massive Import Expected

Following the basic rule of supply and demand, it looks like the Chinese market is witnessing much less demand for graphic cards owing to the crypto mining ban in the country. As expected, Pakistan will be importing massive quantities of graphic cards to the country. Moreover, the prices are also expected to come down in the ongoing scenario.

Benefits for Pakistan’s Consumers

The local IT industry will be benefitting greatly from the revised prices. Over the past few years, PC gamers have also risen above the barriers to compete at the national as well as global levels. This news is definitely going to encourage the environment that requires the use of high-end graphic tools locally.

 

Talal Farooqi
Talal Farooqi
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