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** The AMD Navi Thread **

LazybeatX said:
Ahh thanks, I kinda hope Sapphire releases a Nitro card at around stockish price range. Maybe £10-£20 more, I've never had any issues with a Sapphire card before.
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Me too.... I wouldn't pay anymore than 400-ish for my AIB model, though...
I've waited this long for a 5700XT..if Sapphire pulls out a Nitro+ at over 420 then I'm biting the bullet on a sub-400 AMD 5700XT and I will add my own cooling later.

One thing that has me worried is the fact that the original 5700XT prices weren't sub-400..so I fear AIBs have already started working on their custom models & designs based on the original prices, prior to AMD reducing them.
So we may see an even larger pricing disparity between the current, blower models, and AIBs' custom designs...
 
Love the style of that card and I hope more vendors move away from the usual GPU design language. It will still probably be sapphire for me though with easy swap fans. That's just a feature every single GPU should have.
 
Got Sapphire Pulse pricing, 5700 XT be around £429 on OcUK, they cost more in USD than the reference cards, then weaker pound further increases that, if we took in fresh stock on reference 5700 XT our new sell price would be around £399-£409, it is just our stock is before further collapse of pound and thus we've held our pricing for now.

This mean any superior model like a Vapor-X or Toxic will for sure be £450 - £500 region, they aint cheap!


P.S. Pulse cards now available for pre-order !
 
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