NVIDIA RTX 50 SERIES - Technical/General Discussion

[gpuerrilla]

...I think the 70 series cards are also more cut down than usual to be able to sell them at a lower price point

Ada showed us it was more cut down than usual and priced upward unfortunately.

 

[TNA]

5090 32GB: $1799
5080 16GB: $899
5070Ti 16GB: $699
5070 12GB: $549

My educated wish

 

[tommybhoy]

5090 = 1500/24*32

 

[Tetras]

5090 32GB: $1799
5080 16GB: $899
5070Ti 16GB: $699
5070 12GB: $549

My educated wish

I reckon:
5090 32GB: $2400
5080 16GB: $1400
5070 Ti 16GB: $950
5070 12GB: $650

 

[TNA]

I reckon:
5090 32GB: $2400
5080 16GB: $1400
5070 Ti 16GB: $950
5070 12GB: $650

They can keep it at that price. I skip a gen

 

[chaparral]

They can keep it at that price. I skip a gen

6090 32GB: $2,999 + Trump import TAX
6080 20GB: $1,999 + Trump import TAX
6070 Ti 16GB: $1,499 + Trump import TAX
6070 12GB: $999 + Trump import TAX

 

[Grim5]

I reckon:
5090 32GB: $2400
5080 16GB: $1400
5070 Ti 16GB: $950
5070 12GB: $650

I like this price, it would mean the 4090's second hand value stays real high. Like you tell me Nvidia is gonna charge $1400 for a slower GPU and less memory than my 4090? Sounds good to me

 

[Dave2150]

I reckon:
5090 32GB: $2400
5080 16GB: $1400
5070 Ti 16GB: $950
5070 12GB: $650

This is roughly what I'm expecting also

 

[mrk]

Fresh leak that went under the radar:

 

[Mallers]

Sorry if dumb question, but how do Nvidia price across territories? EG, lots of the above estimates are in USD, do they get a one for one translation (obvs going by past generations) eg usd1k = gbp1k, or is there at least a go at conversion, ie usd1k = roughly gbpwhatever the conversion rate gives you?

 

[mrk]

Nvidia pricing is quite simple, the more you buy, the more you save.

 

[JediFragger]

Sorry if dumb question, but how do Nvidia price across territories? EG, lots of the above estimates are in USD, do they get a one for one translation (obvs going by past generations) eg usd1k = gbp1k, or is there at least a go at conversion, ie usd1k = roughly gbpwhatever the conversion rate gives you?

Europe always gets stiffed the worst, they're always bloody moaning about it

 

[SuperElectric]

Sorry if dumb question, but how do Nvidia price across territories? EG, lots of the above estimates are in USD, do they get a one for one translation (obvs going by past generations) eg usd1k = gbp1k, or is there at least a go at conversion, ie usd1k = roughly gbpwhatever the conversion rate gives you?

The 4090 founders was £1,679 in UK and €1,949 in EU on release. But it's a floating MSRP, and it dropped soon after release, then went up and down a few times at irregular intervals. I think it changes according to currency fluctuation.

This makes it hard to predict what a $2,000 US MSRP will look like in the UK. But at least you know it won't be good

 

[Tinek]

They can keep it at that price. I skip a gen

Bold of you to think next gen will be any cheaper

 

[TNA]

Bold of you to think next gen will be any cheaper

People said the same before. It happens. I agree less chance of it now though.

At the end of the day names and tiers change. All I care about is whether price for performance improves over this gen or not.

 

[Personality+]

Inno3D Brazil confirms Nvidia's RTX 5090 launch plans - OC3D

Inno3D has accidentally revealed Nvidia's next-generation GeForce flagship on a livestream, confirming Nvidia's RTX 5090 CES 2025 reveal.

overclock3d.net

nothing we didn't already know

 

[heatonpkmassive]

Sorry if dumb question, but how do Nvidia price across territories? EG, lots of the above estimates are in USD, do they get a one for one translation (obvs going by past generations) eg usd1k = gbp1k, or is there at least a go at conversion, ie usd1k = roughly gbpwhatever the conversion rate gives you?

They don't really go off territories, they just think we'll shaft EVERYONE no matter where they live!

 

[harmattan]

I reckon:
5090 32GB: $2400
5080 16GB: $1400
5070 Ti 16GB: $950
5070 12GB: $650

These will almost certainly be close to the street prices. Again, on the day of the launch (CES 25), I caution people to remember announced MSRP is just marketing -- you'll be paying notably out the door.

 

[kieran_read]

5090 32GB: $1799
5080 16GB: $899
5070Ti 16GB: $699
5070 12GB: $549

My educated wish

Educated wish or wishful thinking?

I'll be honest day one if the 5080 is 900 but I see it being 1200.

I'd like to think Nvidia will learn from the 4080 and it's poor sales and release the 5080 at a lower entry price. But I think the more realistic attitude from Nvidia is that it's customers "should learn to accept higher prices"

 

[GhostDog1981]

Educated wish or wishful thinking?

I'll be honest day one if the 5080 is 900 but I see it being 1200.

I'd like to think Nvidia will learn from the 4080 and it's poor sales and release the 5080 at a lower entry price. But I think the more realistic attitude from Nvidia is that it's customers "should learn to accept higher prices"

Did you buy a card in the end as you were looking to upgrade a few months/year ago?