According to several industry analysts, GPU stock is going to suffer through until 2022, and because the demand for chips now exceeds supply by about 30%, it will take almost three or four quarters for the supply to catch up with the demand.

This means that chip shortages are going to last till 2022, at the very least. Your chances of buying an AMD, Intel, or Nvidia gaming GPU might get affected by this market trend, and we already know the current demand and supply condition, and it has been almost nigh impossible to buy a gaming GPU/CPU or a console since last year or so.

Since last year’s pandemic disrupted the world’s economy, the demand for semiconductors is generally at an all-time high. Furthermore, these chips are getting more complex as well as harder to produce.

According to Financial analyst Christopher Rolland of the Susquehanna International Group, chip shortages could get even worse as we head into spring, after countries cease lockdowns and economies restart.

Maribel Lopez, principal analyst at Lopez Research, explains that the current semiconductor industry is facing a “perfect storm” of demand and supply, which is unlikely to be resolved anytime soon.

We also know by now that Scalping has become one of the most frustrating things to happen lately, which in turn has affected and disrupted the whole PC hardware and the console gaming market as well.

Scalpers had the opportunity to buy a product for the sole purpose of just making a profit out of it, and more specifically for selling it at a much higher price than the initial MSRP. On top of that, the astronomical rise in the price of cryptocurrency has started another “Mining craze” resulting in severe GPU shortages and price hikes lately. Sadly, this whole situation is not going to improve anytime soon.

It has been high impossible to buy any gaming GPU or CPU at least at the minimum MSRP rate set by companies. The demand continues to outstrip supply thus leading to a global shortage of these gaming cards. This is going to get worse further down the line, which certainly is bad news for gamers.

To sum this up, the current situation of demand outweighing supply is predicted to last for another three or four quarters, and then followed by a further one or two quarters “before” inventories can reach normal levels. So it’ll be sometime in 2022 before the whole global industry gets back to normal, hopefully. But I digress.

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