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*** The AMD RDNA 4 Rumour Mill ***
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OK guys looks like no one has decent guestimates
Can we target a range of prices of for the 9070xt ?
I'm thinking
£599 MSRP - Available but impossible for most bar a few lucky ones
£650 - Lowest
£800 - Highest
I'm looking at picking up the Sapphire Nitro+ and have pencilled in £800 for it
What do you guys think ? And please don't daydream prices - be realistic as there's huge demand for these cards and we all know what that means
Can we target a range of prices of for the 9070xt ?
I'm thinking
£599 MSRP - Available but impossible for most bar a few lucky ones
£650 - Lowest
£800 - Highest
I'm looking at picking up the Sapphire Nitro+ and have pencilled in £800 for it
What do you guys think ? And please don't daydream prices - be realistic as there's huge demand for these cards and we all know what that means
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Apparently the stock levels are quite high, so I'm thinking the initial release will be reasonably priced and if they sell out, you may see prices creep up. I'm hoping for a decent OC card for under £700.
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OK, let's just hope that many disgruntled Nvidia users don't buy in and spoil your party.
This is really my fear, you have a decent product but demand will push up the price.... £800 seems a bargain to the fat wallets of Nvidia fan bois
This is really my fear, you have a decent product but demand will push up the price.... £800 seems a bargain to the fat wallets of Nvidia fan bois
Does make you wonder how many cards are on there way back, after the AMD announcement.OK, let's just hope that many disgruntled Nvidia users don't buy in and spoil your party.
This is really my fear, you have a decent product but demand will push up the price.... £800 seems a bargain to the fat wallets of Nvidia fan bois
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700 lowest
900 highest (looking at you Asus)
MSRP non existent.
Knock £50 off for the 9070.
Then in a few months they will drop down to "msrp" or lower with deals.
Stock can be as high as you like, retailers and aib will scalp and come up with some excuse for it.
700 lowest
900 highest (looking at you Asus)
MSRP non existent.
Knock £50 off for the 9070.
Then in a few months they will drop down to "msrp" or lower with deals.
Stock can be as high as you like, retailers and aib will scalp and come up with some excuse for it.
For sure somewhere between £800-£900 for the top tier cards.
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Damn right, my 5070 TI arrived Friday and is still sealed. I'm undecided
Ouch that wouldn't be smart
Hasn't Gibbo already said he's expecting 1000s of cards and that they have a good chance of being sold at RRP?
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Will believe it when I see it
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So I guess the question is, would a top tier 9070XT be worth it over a bottom-ish tier 5070Ti (supposing there's ever enough stock for us to buy them)?
Performance seems to be pretty close. Think I'm gonna need to see 3rd party reviews of the 9070 XT. Although I'm not sure I'd get a top tier card of either, I'd look for something more mid tier, although it does seem a few brands just seem to do top tier and bottom tier.
Performance seems to be pretty close. Think I'm gonna need to see 3rd party reviews of the 9070 XT. Although I'm not sure I'd get a top tier card of either, I'd look for something more mid tier, although it does seem a few brands just seem to do top tier and bottom tier.
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Oh yeah, I totally get the doubt, but if he's expecting 1000s, instead of the 8 5090s or whatever ocuk had on release, I'd say there is a decent possibility of the 9070 being sold at, or close to RRP.
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Oh, that could be handy, thanks.
Yeah, I think they'll have 1000s but I think the margins will decide how close they get to MSRP rather than the number of cards.
What can I say, I'm jaded over gpu prices and the supposed "msrp" since covid.
Always an excuse for why stuff is higher, can't even have the decency to just say "supply and demand". So I'll believe it when I see it.
I'm temped by the Taichi OC. How good/bad are Asrock with regards to warranty?
For sure, everybody has our pants down now'a days and they give us the same old excuse, yet the companies that do so are also making crazy profits.
5 years will be fine, tech isn't moving on that fast now, certainly unlikely to have to play at low resolutions and settings, might not do ultra settings in 5 years but likely medium to high.
The 6800xt still performs perfectly acceptable at high in most games.
Just don't use ray tracing ha ha
But with fsr 4 being as good as purported there's no reason why it couldn't last 5 years
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Be better off buying a second hand 7900xt for c.£400.