Edit - looking at the 4080 none super
The Zotac ones have changed prices though with one being less then £1k
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The Zotac ones have changed prices though with one being less then £1k
Sorrrryyyyyyhaha Yeh thought so, I'm refreshing and going errrrr where is it
Don't think Nvidia needs to care about consumers gpus any more
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I compared both, I was on both pages. (Pretty sure I was, now you are making me feel crazy, lol)
I am also aware the Zotac's came down in price. We will see what everything is priced at come the 31st.
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Its nvidia failing to read the room unfortunately, these Supers were what the launch cards should have been spec wise and also price. I mean the unlaunched 4080 should have been what this 4070Ti Super is.
This late into the cycle the prices should have driven lower as the gen is approaching its end after all there has been no crypto or scalping to blame just greed, whichever way people want to spin excuses.
This late into the cycle the prices should have driven lower as the gen is approaching its end after all there has been no crypto or scalping to blame just greed, whichever way people want to spin excuses.
Nvidia’s goal is to maximise profits so they won’t want to see gaming crash like last time before a new release.
We all knew the 4080 and 4070ti were way overpriced but Nvidia has essentially confirmed that those who bought either of the above overpaid by £200-400.
I do feel a bit sorry for the people who bought these, however, at least on here, there were plenty of warnings of how bad value they were against the 3 series.
I'd be plenty miffed if I'd have bought a 4080, for instance.
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Just need that 4065 Ti Super Founders Limited Edition Ultra with 20GB of VRAM at £1300.
I don't know, this seems like it's probably legit:
https://hothardware.com/news/nvidia-gpu-roadmap-next-geforce-2025
Seems like a Jan/Feb 2025 launch for the RTX 5000 series.
Don't we already know that the next gen is codename "Blackwell"?
In which case calling it "Ada Lovelace-Next" suggests fake guesswork to me.
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The 4080FE Super at £949 looks like a pretty decent deal tbh, if you can actually get one. Granted only marginally faster than a 4080 but that wasn't exactly a slow card to start with and, with the prices of 4090s rising and the 4090FE hard to get hold of.
I left the original 4080 as my trusty 3080 10gb was sufficient at the time, but the new FE cards do look decent from the images so far and yes £950ish seems better option this time over the AIB for compactness.
The latest NVidia FE cards are an object lesson to AIBs in how to properly design a GPU. Compact yet efficient and quiet, nice sleek design and, due to a full three-slot bracket, properly bolted to the card, they don't sag at all despite the weight.