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And they’ll be sold out before they hit shelves.
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5090 Price
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And they’ll be sold out before they hit shelves.
Caporegime
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And rocket due to shortages.
Optional for them to use I suppose.
I need some performance uplift and I'm hoping we don't get shafted with the 5070ti and 5080, assuming the leaks regarding the 5070ti having 16gb of VRAM is true and be some miracle we got that sort of pricing I'd say it's the most interesting card in the line up by far.
You think there's more people willing to shell out over 2k than 1.5k?
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I'd kind of like that. It would mean there's no tough choice to be made and a lot of spare cash!
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Software is what's holding Nvidia back on Linux. Yes I know, minority, but it's important to me.
Some issues have been fixed recently and the experience is generally fine. Nvidia drivers are still significantly worse on Linux and performance is worse there than Windows, unlike AMD.
If I see any second hand bargains that offset this performance penalty from worse software then I may go Nvidia again, otherwise it will be AMD.
Everyone's predictions including yours are dire as they should be given what we "know". It sucks feeling that nothing has changed in two years and likely nothing will change for the foreseeable.
No, I think that the people who want this card, are willing to pay 1.5k, 2k, maybe more, regardless of their financial situation.
Then there's a group of people who would stretch their budget where the 90 had a meaningful advantage over the 80, but also aren't willing to drop 2k on a GPU i.e. at 2k they'll rather settle on the 80 but at 1.5k might have been swayed to spend a bit more and get the 90.
It does suck indeed. But it is what it is.
I hate the direction Windows is going in. I will not install Recall on my PC. Maybe one day I will go Linux only and if Nvidia have not sorted their **** out by then they won't be an option.
But chances are I will just dual boot. Windows for gaming only and Linux for everything else.
Yeah but surely the former is the minority and not the latter. I would say the people who would stretch to a reasonably priced 5090 are by far the majority of those in the market for top tier.
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£1000 cos that is what its worth minus inflation on multiple levels 
How many are going to be exported to China like current 4090s are being?
Also with 32GB of VRAM this is looking like a great card for workstations. These two markets have deep pockets and as long as the cards sell, no one cares who the buyer is. £2499 if I’m being realistic. They can always lower the price if they don’t sell but the initial few waves of cards should sell out at that price.
Also with 32GB of VRAM this is looking like a great card for workstations. These two markets have deep pockets and as long as the cards sell, no one cares who the buyer is. £2499 if I’m being realistic. They can always lower the price if they don’t sell but the initial few waves of cards should sell out at that price.
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Maybe the 5080 will be fast enough for all of you.
Definitely a minority in the overall market but I think a majority in the enthusiast market; could be wrong.
Either way I think the cards will sell well at any price and maybe get reduced later if they were massively overpriced (like the 4080).
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£2399 for the 5090 as it would make it look like they're doing us a favour by keeping it a marked step below 2.5k
They've shown in the past that halo cards can sit well above, and they'll do it again.
They've shown in the past that halo cards can sit well above, and they'll do it again.
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Source: https://www.techpowerup.com/330243/...on-gpus-ahead-of-trump-administration-tariffsTechPowerUP | Posted on 26 December 2024 said:
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Friends back home are telling me the grand majority of volume of cards will be going to US market before the 20th. They'll likely get a single bulk shipment out before the tariffs hit.
Remains to be seen if UK retail price or supply will ultimately be affected by the tariffs. It won't likely be good, in any case.
Remains to be seen if UK retail price or supply will ultimately be affected by the tariffs. It won't likely be good, in any case.
Expensive lol. It's a big die, probably no less than 400$ to produce per unit even assuming very good defect density rates (0.1) on TSMC N4P process node.
You need to add memory and other PCB cost. So it's probably the most expensive consumer card NVIDIA has ever manufactured.
My guess is 1799$ which will translate into 2199€ and £1999.
You need to add memory and other PCB cost. So it's probably the most expensive consumer card NVIDIA has ever manufactured.
My guess is 1799$ which will translate into 2199€ and £1999.
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32GB of GDDR7 is nearly $400 iirc.
Die is absolutely massive too on the most expensive node, not to mention PCB complexity w/512bit.
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We’ve been saying for a while 2500 for a 5090