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Custom AIBs price was £100 more. It was been like that for every generation.You're dreaming pal
The 5080 only has 5% more cores than the 4080 SUPER and 30% more memory bandwidth. It'll gain the most at high resolutions where memory is the bottleneck but, overall, it's not going to be much faster than the 4080 SUPER, no.
are you high?
what was the 4090 FE like 1600?
how many 4090 owners paid 1700 then?
I didn't
they will cost from 200-500 more minimum. AIB isn't the exact same reference PCB with just a different plastic wrap and a different heatsink fan btw.
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On the cheap skus you are correct but only for a short period around the time of release and are on an upwards trend from then ...
I got a 4090 Zotac Trinity OC on release day from OCUK ( thanks Gibbo
) and was £1810 so £110 extra and it was a OC model... unfortunately it did end up having faulty fans and was returned and I got the FE then but regardless was just over £100 extra for a AIB card albeit a cheaper one ...This gen probably starts at £200 over the msrp for the cheaper cards but we shall see soon enough
I looked up pages from both OcUK and another retailer from mid-2024 on the Wayback Machine and both had plenty of cards in stock at £1700 or even lower.
EDIT: This was Oct 2023
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I got a FE for £1700 and a AIB for £1810 both within 2 weeks of 12th oct release dateare you high?
what was the 4090 FE like 1600?
how many 4090 owners paid 1700 then?
I didn't
they will cost from 200-500 more minimum. AIB isn't the exact same reference PCB with just a different plastic wrap and a different heatsink fan btw.
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FE is the way to go for the sub £2K and £1K price point.
FE is my 1st choice but wasn't able to get one on release day and imagine this will be no different, the 90 series FE have always been tricky to get hold of as sell out almost instantly as they are the cheapest and are extremely well built with it .
For what it’s worth I paid:
4090 FE for £1,519 (September 23)
4090 Gigabyte Gaming OC for £1,679 (October 23)
4090 Aorus Master for £1,879 (September 23)
There were loads around… that’s about a year after launch though. They’ve only been much more expensive really recently.
All returned for noise / fan issues and gave up.
4090 FE for £1,519 (September 23)
4090 Gigabyte Gaming OC for £1,679 (October 23)
4090 Aorus Master for £1,879 (September 23)
There were loads around… that’s about a year after launch though. They’ve only been much more expensive really recently.
All returned for noise / fan issues and gave up.
saw this posted on reddit from 2 years ago.
but all he prices say coming soon and no doubt the cheaper ones never had stock.
3 of these are almost the same FE price (fe was 1650? then quickly 1680?) there's no way they actually launched at that surely.
almost every AIB card was +200 though
don't forget some of those had much better power delivery than others.
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Probably 5-10% slower. But who knows. He might be guessing based on specs.
Smart money is on this imo. Nice balance. Should be a little faster than a 4080 and at a lower price.
My guess is 4090 performance at best. But likely 5-10% slower at raster.
What people don't seem to be talking about is how it might be much better at RT performance however. We may have say 10% slower raster but 30% or more better RT performance.
If that happens people like mrk would defo be upgrading as the only thing the 4090 is struggling with is RT/PT.
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Yep looks about right if not a bit high on some of them , the Zotac Trinity OC i got was £1810 ( just checked order on Oct 12th 2022) and is listed at £1860 on that pic ... pretty sure some non oc models were near on msrp at £1700... i wasn't on the site at 2pm as was going mad on the Nvidia site trying to get an FE and after failing for an hour came here upset as most were gone on here by then but Gibbo see one of my post and reached out to me saying a couple haven't sold /failed orders and can sort me one out ... he didn't need to ask twicesaw this posted on reddit from 2 years ago.
but all he prices say coming soon and no doubt the cheaper ones never had stock.
3 of these are almost the same FE price (fe was 1650? then quickly 1680?) there's no way they actually launched at that surely.
almost every card was +200 though
I checked prices regularly after that and as mentioned earlier were only going up .
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I think with the way the £ (gbp to usd) and UK economy is going (10y gilt) any 5090 bought now will appreciate in value (in £ worth) over it's lifetime, imagine that
But people like mrk that buy a 5090 for titles coming in the next 2 years. Look at Indiana Jones for example.
At release it was £1699 but yeah did get a price cut within a few months.
Its all gone into AI performance which has over doubled as that's what Nvidia cares about now.