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well I need to do something in the coming months, the 980Ti is reaching its limits with 4k
no I will get RTX 580ti IN 2 years time lol have you looked at the prices for a RTX 2080ti lol adv price+ shiping £1400 nuts there worth no more than £700 + we got better cards coming in 4 weeks so if a RTX2080ti is that price now then next cards will be £2000 hehe
ha you should buy them all you could make £££££££ when your in old age and need the funns hehe
ah but that's my point. You're assuming that in the future someone will be around to pay those ££££££££ for them. But what if a global recession and climate collapse inverts that situation, and the current generation of disproportionately wealthy old collector have died off. At that point that ££££££££ becomes not a lot and the amount paid now is wasted. buying a collectable for amounts beyond its intrinsic worth now in the hope of massive appreciation is only ever a gamble, no matter how calculated, and should not be relied upon as a guaranteed stream of income for the future.
Looking at the regular 3070 if it's around 2080ti performance at £400-450, although if it has 8gb vram I'll wait for big Navi.
I love a gal that buys me dinner and doesn't expect me to put out....
Will probably £3000 in 2 years time with nvidinflation.
They've got to make that a South Park episode.
I think he's right but thank heavens he didn't say "they'd lap it up" though!
great chart - but is the 2080 vs 2080 super missing/properly shown?Just spent some time compiling this chart, and its actually changed my view of things.
It looks to me like the only outlying card really, was the 2080 Ti. The rest of the cards actually form a consistent and fairly reasonable price to performance pattern and the improvements between series (especially for Nvidia) are clearly visible.
Firstly the Nvidia Pascal series is very linear in pricing, and actually if you project that green line forward you get exactly to where the 2080 Ti is in terms of pricing and performance.
Then Turing (the dark green line) is again reasonably linear with the exception of the 2080 Ti. The remaining cards follow a similar profile to Pascal except shifted to the right. This means they have delivered an increase in performance at broadly the same price points.
Taking a look at AMD, their RDNA1 series could effectively be an extension of the Turing series line at the lower end.
The Vega and Radeon VII cards in the AMD GCN series are clearly sitting between Pascal and Turing both in price and performance, so it looks to be spot on in terms of placement, representing an improvement over Pascal but not getting to the level of Turing.
And the weaker GCN RX cards are also sitting, comparatively speaking, in what looks to be the right place in terms of their price and performance.
* I did my best to find the dollar release prices of all the cards but there was some variability in the data sources so they might be slightly off.
