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The Nvidia 8800 ultra maybe
The Ultra was released on May 2, 2007.
Looks like the release price was $830
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Yeah man, I concur. That is the feeling I get too. Too much for what it is ffs.
Has that even been confirmed. What a joke if they fo 12GB again.
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I’ve had 8 different versions of the 980 Ti - absolutely loved that card!i'd say the 980ti i think it was £499 back then but what a card
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5070 offering 4070 Ti super performance for £500 and lower power consumption would be a good 1440p 144hz or 4k/60 card imo
Sure. But in 2025 still should be 16GB imo. If it turns out to be 12GB it is just more clever marketing pushing people to want to go for the 5070Ti which will obviously cost a decent chunk more.
Bloody clever that Jensen. At least you have to give him that.
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Always bought the new cards but I'm out next gen, it's gonna be popcorn time to see all the reactions
Fingers cross for a £1500 5080/£3k 5090!!!
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Wouldn't surprise me. Leaks suggest the 80 and the 70ti have 16gb, so if that's accurate there's no way the 70 will have the same.
As has been said before, they're probably going to try to do a 4080/4070ti again, except not release them both at the same time. That way they can release sensible cards in a year with more of the cores unlocked and more VRAM.
I mean look at the leaked specs on Videocardz. The 5080 and 5070ti are within spitting distance of eachother, whereas the 5090 is practically 2x 5080. The smart money is on the 80 and 90 releasing first, then the 70s months later. Then in a years time the onslaught of Supers and tis to fill that manufactured gap between 5080 and 5090.
The leaks could all be completely wrong though!
It had less memory than the 1080ti
Nope 8800 ultra was £400
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if i could find a asus 980ti matrix platinum, i'd happly buy it to display, thats my most liked card even today, the performance would be pants now, but what a gorgeous looker it is XD
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Nvidia to cut 8800 Ultra price | bit-tech.net
COMPUTEX 2007: According to Nvidia's partners, the company is getting ready to shave around £35 off its flagship product.
bit-tech.net
£475 dropping to £440 a month after launch (and was $829 apparently, but £ was a lot stronger obvioulsly)
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If it's 3 grand blow the plums no way I'm paying that much ..
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060 Ti Gets 16 GB VRAM, RTX 5060 GPU Sticks With 8 GB GDDR7 Memory
NVIDIA's mainstream GeForce RTX 5060 Ti & RTX 5060 GPUs will retain memory capacities similar to those of the previous generation.
wccftech.com
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060 Ti to feature 16GB VRAM, RTX 5060 reportedly sticks to 8GB - VideoCardz.com
NVIDIA RTX 5060 series rumors Finally, something about next-gen in the budget area. Wccftech claims to have obtained new information on the GeForce RTX 5060 series. NVIDIA is now said to be working on not one but two models in the series, which would follow the path of the current-generation...
videocardz.com
All this doom and glooming about the 5000 series prices reminds me of the months before the 3000's came out. Everyone was claiming they would be expensive because of the bonkers (at the time) 2080Ti price.
Then (apart from the 3090 of course) they came out at cracking prices. £650 for the 3080 was a steal. 3070 and 3060Ti were also very well priced.
Crypto screwed it all up of course but the RRP's were good.
Then (apart from the 3090 of course) they came out at cracking prices. £650 for the 3080 was a steal. 3070 and 3060Ti were also very well priced.
Crypto screwed it all up of course but the RRP's were good.