Zotac to price custom GeForce RTX 40-Series Super cards at MSRP
Zotac isn't charging extra for its customizations.
This will bring in a lot of anew Zotac owners no doubt.
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This will bring in a lot of anew Zotac owners no doubt.
They will only make a few non OC cards though, we know how this went down with the 3080.Zotac to price custom GeForce RTX 40-Series Super cards at MSRP
Zotac isn't charging extra for its customizations.www.tomshardware.com
This will bring in a lot of anew Zotac owners no doubt.
I’ll probably pick one up used for 400 quid next year for the lad.
Even if you paid £650 for the 3080 and could sell for £300, then pay the difference for the FE? Would then cost the same amount I paid for the 3080 for quite a considerable gain in performance?
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It's a £700 card tops, for the MBA version. It's £796 or thereabouts for it on their store on sale from £840 odds, still needs to come down quite a bit more. £700 for that, £800 for XTX.
Agreed, I think it's possible.
The RX 7900 XT is already at £731 on one website I've seen.
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"Zotac will offer Trinity Black Edition and Twin Edge versions of its GeForce RTX 4070 Super, GeForce RTX 4070 Ti Super, and GeForce RTX 4080 Super graphics cards at Nvidia-set MSRPs: $599, $799, and $999, respectively. Meanwhile, factory-overclocked Trinity Black Edition OC, Trinity White Edition OC, Twin Edge OC, and AMP-badged graphics boards will be sold at a premium, the company announced."Zotac to price custom GeForce RTX 40-Series Super cards at MSRP
Zotac isn't charging extra for its customizations.
This will bring in a lot of anew Zotac owners no doubt.
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Giving serious thought to replacing my 3080FE with a 4080 Super FE, given I'm unlikely to upgrade the GPU for maybe 3 years it looks like its a sizeable jump in performance if not in value.
Currently running 1440p 240hz monitor.
Currently running 1440p 240hz monitor.
Considering you could probably sell your 3080FE for 450-500 then it would mean just 500 quid for a 4080 Super FE which, if it was me, I'd consider definitely worth it.
Do the FE models hold their value better?
Not always. But at these prices used it's a no brainer. it's why I got the 4090 after selling the 3080 Ti FE for £725 and simply adding the rest for a 4090 at FE MSRP - A no brainer too.
They’ll struggle to get more than £400 for a 3080 now.
Maybe selling locally or on eBay (then there’s fees).
Last one on the MM went for £380.
Guess it depends on your requirements. I’m planning on getting a 4K screen this year so would rather wait for the 5XXX series.
True - I was basing that value on eBay but hadn't considered eBay's lovely fees they apply. I sold a Scuf controller for 147 on eBay before Christmas and my payout from eBay was 127...
Looks like CeX will give 405 depending on condition - so yeah think you're spot on about 400 being the value.
For me, I still thinkin selling for 400 and buying a 4080 for around 600 would be worth it.
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isnt that voucher price, seems high cash price
I think this is exactly what will happen, in many ways it was similar to when Nvidia tested the waters at $2k with the 3090ti but found it sold poorly and had to cut the price a few months later they then set the MSRP $400 lower for the 4090.
It's not even 9am and I think my eyes are already failing me. Yep, you're spot on.
Back to bed for me.