NVIDIA 4000 Series

[mahius]

So AMD...

Place your bets folks. I can see the 7900XT going sub £700 again and more 7800XTs going sub £500. *IF they want to not be thrashed by Jensen.

 

[Raelgun]

So AMD...

Place your bets folks. I can see the 7900XT going sub £700 again and more 7800XTs going sub £500. *IF they want to not be thrashed by Jensen.

Mean plenty of 7800xt did go for under 500, the hell hound did.

And that line did really well according to a German retailer.

The issue is, it's still all over priced, I don't care who's cheaper when it's all still expensive.

 

[muzzydark]

Yet again few game teasers and they kept mention on AI capabilities for gaming GPU's. That's the selling point for wider range of consumers hence they keep prices still prescalped on their favour.

 

[Nexus18]

TBH, AMD and modders have sprung new life into my 3080 with the FG mod So it is definetly more possible to hold on longer now

I'm really hoping we see more of that gen ai for narrative though as well as seeing it evolve, imagine being able to play a game with truely different outcomes and actions, that is absolutely game changing.

 

[Mugen_fd2]

4080S has £200 more performance than 4070tiS? Shame it's not 20G.

 

[TheGamingGeneral]

I'll wait for whatever matches the 4090 in the 5XXX series. Still crazy how much pricing went up from the 3XXX series.

Thinking the same but dread to think what they will charge for the next gen, I understand 4090s are particularly popular with the AI crowd so I see the 5090 going higher and it dragging up everything else along with it in price.......

 

[Mesai]

Thinking the same but dread to think what they will charge for the next gen, I understand 4090s are particularly popular with the AI crowd so I see the 5090 going higher and it dragging up everything else along with it in price.......

Unfortunately, until there’s true competition, Nvidia will get away with charging what they want.

By bringing down the 4080 price I reckon it’s setup so that they can charge 300-500 more for the 5080.

 

[Purgatory]

Unfortunately, until there’s true competition, Nvidia will get away with charging what they want.

By bringing down the 4080 price I reckon it’s setup so that they can charge 300-500 more for the 5080.

Just wait for the 4080 Ti yet and 4090 Ti pricing. Then we may even get a 4080 Ti SUPER and a 4090 Ti SUPER. They have not finished yet with 40 series. That way to make sure 50 series starts high again.

 

[KompuKare]

No FE 4070 ti s according to videocardz, great, expect to pay well above £800.

So that's how Nvidia can afford to be "generous"* with VRAM on the RTX 4070 Ti then: by pricing it at RTX 4080 levels.

* the common definition of the word may or may not match Nvidia's definition!

 

[almoststew1990]

I wonder if the 4080S will be a worthwhile upgrade to my 6800XT. Otherwise I'm waiting for the 5000/8000 series' (which would probably be more sensible). 6800XTs sell for 325 to 425 on eBay so that's still £many outlay for Xfps.

 

[mrk]

Yet again few game teasers and they kept mention on AI capabilities for gaming GPU's. That's the selling point for wider range of consumers hence they keep prices still prescalped on their favour.

AMD will be doing the exact same, they have recently announced they are investing big on AI as well.

 

[Casdawer]

Hmmm, will be tempted by the 4080S when I do my new build this year but will also see what AMD does with the 7900XTX pricing first.

 

[Grim5]

Nvidia extends its dominance in streaming over amd

 

[mrk]

Geforce Now is also getting G-Sync support which will please many.

By many I mean the 7 people who use it

 

[aeropars]

I’m quite exited about these to be honest. Maybe becausing I’m running a 2060 super!
Do they tend to go on preorder ‘a la’ iPhones or is it a mad scramble on release day?

 

[Nexus18]

Geforce Now is also getting G-Sync support which will please many.

By many I mean the 7 people who use it

Don't quite get that tbh as when I had geforce now it looked to be working with fps fluctuations and zero screen tearing.

 

[Raelgun]

Nvidia extends its dominance in streaming over amd

Mean we have to see what twitch and obs say.
This isn't strictly a Nvidia thing.

Nvidia wouldn't advertise for AMD and intel

 

[Grim5]

"Enhanced Broadcasting beta testers will be able to experiment with higher-input bit rates, up to 4K resolutions, up to 5 concurrent streams, as well as new codecs. The new codecs include the latest-generation AV1 for GeForce RTX 40 Series GPUs, which provides 40% more encoding efficiency than H.264, and HEVC for previous-generation GeForce GPUs.

To simplify set up, Enhanced Broadcasting will automatically configure all OBS encoder settings, including resolution, bit rate and encoding parameters. A server-side algorithm will return the best possible configuration for OBS Studio based on the streamer’s setup, taking the headaches out of tuning settings for the best viewer experiences.

Using the dedicated NVENC hardware encoder, streamers can achieve the highest quality video across streaming bitrates, with minimal impact to app and game performance.

Sign up for the Twitch Enhanced Broadcasting beta today at twitch.tv/broadcast. Twitch will enroll participants on a first-come, first-served basis, starting later this month"

 

[Joxeon]

4080S has £200 more performance than 4070tiS? Shame it's not 20G.

The 4080S is looking like it'll be 10-15% faster than the 4070tiS for 25% more money so still not a good buy.

 

[Neil79]

When are we expecting these 4080s/4070 ti s? End of Jan?