MSRP is not achievable, not remotely close.
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Poll: What would you buy in the £400 - £700 ?
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MSRP is not achievable, not remotely close.
Ok, i take that as read, but why when MSRP is achievable for Nvidia, what are AMD doing or not doing?
Plenty of press sites on the topic, but have you seen a card available in stock for £569 or below anywhere in UK/Europe, recently?
since the 50 series release they have done multiple hotfixes to try and sort issues but its still ongoing
I have owned both as well and was willing to go green this time but the 9070xt just offered more for less even the cheapest 5070ti gets close in price but its the bottom rung model
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Because everything else around it is very poor , even though currently 9070xt is still over priced
So AMDs msrp is fake and they are not going to enforce it like they said they would, terrible from them as they got good reviews based on msrp
Overcharging their board partners for chips presumably, because they aren't any different to 7800XT's being sold for £450 otherwise.
Think he should have put it from what's available currently NOW prices
Supply an demand is king
No i haven't, i accept what you say, but i don't know how in all this Nvidia are achieving MSRP while AMD aren't, is this something to do with Donald Trump's Million Dollar dinner with Jensen Huang?
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So how is it possible for 5070 and 5070ti ? Is it because people are still swallowing up 9070xt at it's current pricing? That's the only reason I can think of
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Because people are still swallowing them up so why lower the price? None of these companies are your friends
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Semi Conductors and their associated components, Phones, PC's, Laptops, GPU's, CPU's... are supposed to be exempt from these tariff's, tho everyone seems confused, no one really knows what is going on.
And yet its clear that Nvidia are selling their GPU's at MSRP, despite everything that AMD said about supplying MSRP cards they aren't, even the $600 Sapphire Pulse 9070 XT is listed on a large US retailer for a massive amount over MSRP, i can't say what it is because forum rules but think getting close to three zeros.
The one listed here, 'out of stock' looks like a barging in comparison.
This is the wrong place to ask but i stand as much chance of getting an answer here as i do asking on AMD's subreddit and since i hate Reddit....... What's going on AMD?????
And yet its clear that Nvidia are selling their GPU's at MSRP, despite everything that AMD said about supplying MSRP cards they aren't, even the $600 Sapphire Pulse 9070 XT is listed on a large US retailer for a massive amount over MSRP, i can't say what it is because forum rules but think getting close to three zeros.
The one listed here, 'out of stock' looks like a barging in comparison.
This is the wrong place to ask but i stand as much chance of getting an answer here as i do asking on AMD's subreddit and since i hate Reddit....... What's going on AMD?????
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Which nVidia cards are selling at MSRP?
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5070ti at 729 every day of the week from those options with a 9070xt closely after.
If the 9070xt was sub 600 best choice of all.
If the 9070xt was sub 600 best choice of all.