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5090 Price

Oh, okay then..

£1799 (£1299)
£999 (£799)

Price in brackets is what they should/ would be if the FOMO clowns would show some self restraint when it comes to throwing money at GPUs just to play silly computer games.

...happy?

You're really on the wrong forum if you're trying to reduce your salt intake.
 
They are going to push the 5080 as THE gaming GPU. Now the 5090 well that’s for AI development it’s got extra sauce so it’s £2500.
 
This is the thing really. They can set MSRP at under £2k but I can't see many people actually ending up paying that, apart from the 4 people who get an FE 2ms after launch.
From a gamer perspective - maybe. Problem is that if the leaked specs are true then the level of demand for the 5090 from ML users will exceed even what we saw for the 3090 during covid crypto mining boom.
 
5090 £2099.99
5080 £1299.99
I reckon this is a good estimate. Looking at the specs, the difference between the 5090 and 5080 is even bigger than the 4090 and 4080, so a bigger difference in price makes sense too.
Maybe I'll go:
5090 £2150
5080 £1250
 
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A 5090 isn't going to be x2 a 5080 in performance. Pricing an extra grand for +40-60% performance (max) dosnt make sense IMO.
Prices aren't always directly proportional to performance though - quite common for thr halo product to cost disproportionately more than models lower down the chain. I think with the RTX 4090 Nvidia has basically proved that people will be lining up to throw money at them for top of the line products, and with all the AI demand too I'm not sure they will have much motivation to price it 'competitively', whatever that means when they don't have any competition at that end of the market.

e: and if they do struggle to shift inventory or AI demand drops off then they can always discount them down the line or do a 4080 super and release a better value 5090 super or something like that.
 
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Prices aren't always directly proportional to performance though - quite common for thr halo product to cost disproportionately more than models lower down the chain. I think with the RTX 4090 Nvidia has basically proved that people will be lining up to throw money at them for top of the line products, and with all the AI demand too I'm not sure they will have much motivation to price it 'competitively', whatever that means when they don't have any competition at that end of the market.
Yeah true. Still I think it would push me to get a 5080 in that case. I don't want to pay close to double the price for that little performance jump. Makes the decision similar to a 3080/3090 a while ago, where the top tier just wasn't worth the premium.
 
You can see people on here already waiting to buy a 5090 for £2k plus, regardless of benchmarks or the rest of the stack - Nvidia know people will stump up :)
 
Some people are just pre lubed I suppose

Crazy figures quoted and still people will flock to thrown their cash at it. If you have what you need in life and want to spend that to play video games every couple of years then fair play I suppose...
 
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5090 ~ £1999.99 for base model and £2000-£3000+ for fancy air cooler and even fancier AIO cooling versions.
5080 ~ £1200-£1700 depending on model.

because I need this for AI stuff otherwise would not bother with such ridiculously high price for 1 piece of hardware. The more VRAM the better for me, actually hopping they release a TI or Titan like version with even more VRAM.
 
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Hmm...based on that German retailer having a pre-built system with a 5090 costing ~£1k more than the 5080 system (could be nonsense placeholder pricing of course) I'll go with...

£1999.99 - 5090
£999.99 - 5080

4080 sales were relatively weak so I reckon they'll knock a bit off the new x080 SKU, but ramp the 5090 as demand will be insane, and if the leaks are accurate it's double the GPU the 5080 will be.
 
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i'd bite at 2k for the 90 but i have a horrible feeling its gonna be more and sadly the 80 will be a pricey boi to, i still recon the 70 class cards this time around will be close if not bang on 1k, these days all the ai and upscalling tech is the biggest selling point, the actualy hardware regression is quite stark if you look into it, but end of day if the 80/90 are very expensive then the 70 class cards or even team red are options
 
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