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Besty said:
Managed to buy a 5070ti at $749 have you? :)
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I see, AMD should just match scalped prices. Will serve them well in 6 months. Worked great with the $899 7900XT. Bargain compared to the initial 4070 Ti prices ($799 MSRP but sold higher initally), right?

AMD should definitely listen to you. RDNA3 went great.
 
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muon said:
It's funny how acceptable prices have shifted a lot since the beginning of this thread.

Remember the 5070 is $549. 5070 Ti (which is probably ~4080 maybe even the super) is $749.

That's without even considering the 7900 XT which is $799.



Stop making up prices. Apart from the 4090, prices quickly came crashing down to MSRP. The 5080 can already be pre-ordered for £1055.
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im not making up prices.. these are the prices listed on multiple EU sites.. ive posted them here
 
muon said:
I see, AMD should just match scalped prices. Will serve them well in 6 months. Worked great with the $899 7900XT. Bargain compared to the initial 4070 Ti prices ($799 MSRP but sold higher initally), right?

AMD should definitely listen to you. RDNA3 went great.
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Bidley said:
Probably best to just focus on reference MSRPs rather than AIB price leaks from retailers.

Nobody, not even AMD most likely, knows the MSRP yet so bickering over street prices is pointless.

By the summer the landscape will be entirely different, more than likely.
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But its cool to throw out random placeholder numbers from some other country to farm likes from AMD fanboys.

You can already check the UK prices on certain retailers. There are cards in the sub £800 to £900 range.

If the 9070 XT is £750. AMD will be cutting its price very quickly like they had to do for the 7900 XT. If they want actual market share with their first generation ML FSR, then £650 max is what they can charge, and that will still lose to people wanting to spend sub £600, i.e. 5070 buyers.
 
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terley said:
Lets close the thread, muon isn't happy with rumours and speculation
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We can see the UK prices already. Why you posting prices from some nameless european country? What's your motivation?

They haven't been posted here for obvious reasons.
 
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muon said:
We can see the UK prices already. Why you posting prices from some nameless european country? What's your motivation?

They haven't been posted here for obvious reasons.
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I can't see any UK 5070ti prices? maybe your google fu is better, I'm going off whats been reported in the EU and merely expressing the 9070xt has to be lower than that. You don't need to police speculation dude..
 
terley said:
I can't see any UK 5070ti prices? maybe your google fu is better, I'm going off whats been reported in the EU and merely expressing the 9070xt has to be lower than that. You don't need to police speculation dude..
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I'll call out misinformation. Because your post is exactly that.

UK prices are very easy to find. I'd have to post screenshots of OCUK's direct (large) competitors.
 
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terley said:
this back and forth isn't productive, leaks are leaks and without confirmed pricing everything at this point is rumour and speculation, So just stop.
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If you want to post rumours and speculation, then you will have to accept being called wrong.
 
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Considering most recent releases seem to come with endless stuttering problems I'm struggling to see the appeal of a £700+ gpu over a £650 ps5 pro.
 
muon said:
But its cool to throw out random placeholder numbers from some other country to farm likes from AMD fanboys.

You can already check the UK prices on certain retailers. There are cards in the sub £800 to £900 range.

If the 9070 XT is £750. AMD will be cutting its price very quickly like they had to do for the 7900 XT. If they want actual market share with their first generation ML FSR, then £650 max is what they can charge, and that will still lose to people wanting to spend sub £600, i.e. 5070 buyers.
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I feel like you quoted the wrong post as I don't really know how any of that relates to what I said, but ok.

AMD may well charge £650 for the reference (funny how they couldn't charge more than $350 a month ago, apparently) but then you have to factor in the AIB and Overscalpers' cut. Which is why I say only the relative MSRP is of interest - and we don't know AMD's. So having this ******* contest every week is a bit fruitless.

Funny though!
 
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