Soldato
Explains the dragging of the feet I reckon and why retailers are tight lipped but getting agitated at the same time.
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Was away to say, just been reading about leaked prices of $499 and $599.
AMD's next-gen RDNA 4 pricing rumor: Radeon RX 9070 XT for $599, RX 9070 for $499
AMD's next-generation Radeon RX 9000 series 'RDNA 4' GPU pricing leaks: flagship Radeon RX 9070 XT for $599, Radeon RX 9070 for $499 says leaker.www.tweaktown.com
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I recall there's been various leaks, rumours and such suggesting boxes and suggesting that they have cards in stock. Else idk where these box pics come from?
This potential hiccup may screw over the consumer in the end, as frustrated retailers could just mark up the cards for more profit.
AMD's next-gen RDNA 4 pricing rumor: Radeon RX 9070 XT for $599, RX 9070 for $499
AMD's next-generation Radeon RX 9000 series 'RDNA 4' GPU pricing leaks: flagship Radeon RX 9070 XT for $599, Radeon RX 9070 for $499 says leaker.
Load of rubbish. The articles uses MLID as the source and mentions the pricing was a suggestion. Since when does pricing speculation by a YTer become a 'rumour' worth doing an article on?
Even these websites are clutching at straws for news articles to get viewership. AMD's silence is letting news outlets get impatient and report on any old guff. Heck I swear one of these sites used OCUK's RX 9000 product page as news the other day.
If it were true and has been going on for ages then why hasn't it made the "news" until now? Smells more like these sites are getting annoyed with amds silence and are firing out any old crap they can to get clicks.
If true, not a good sign at all...
Would explain all these over-engineered, expense-looking AIB designs were seeing.
Agree... I feel like TweakTown used to be legit, but now they're just a trash rag. Did they get bought up and recycled into a clickbait farm like so many others?
Because it can actually be fairly common and companies aren't likely to call it out because:
1) Consumers probably don't care that much about these sorts of problems
2) It means AMD might not want to work with them in future
So unless it gets REALLY bad we likely won't hear much, think of the EKWB issues that were going on for ages before it became common knowledge/public
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The timing is very convenient don't you think? And it just so happens to come at a time where official news from amd is thin on the ground and the click bait brigade are running on fumes. The stale stench of pish is very evident imo.
Soldato
Well AMD went as far as match Nvidia's naming scheme, CES was a **** show regarding rdna 4. Still no confirmation from AMD of release date and price yet shops have them. So yes, AMD has gone away in a panic after seeing Nvidia cut prices. Now I think they will slot these just below the 5070 cards. 9070XT $650 9070 $499
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Do you think if we all email [email protected] and ask nicely they'll hurry up and release these already?
Ive just sent her a few links from videocardz.com just so she can see the type of crap we have to read!
Bit of a wide gap there in price points, an alleged 500 or so card vs a 2k one. Why not a 5080?
As the 5080 is really a 5070
Soldato
* Checks name of thread *
Ahh yes. Rumour.
Not far off I would say a 5070Ti, but yes shrinkflation.
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Down to you if you think it's worth 2k plus for a 5090.
Not worth it in the slightest but have the money and why not... but not the grown up adult sensible choice where as the 9070xt is.
Nvidia learned from releasing the two 4080s on release from last time and have just gave us the lower " 4080 " this time.
Nvidia learned from releasing the two 4080s on release from last time and have just gave us the lower " 4080 " this time.
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Soldato
Whether or not AMD have decided on their prices or not, I'm sure that these types of (click-bait) articles are a useful way of gauging reaction to these figures. We all know that every company is trying to make as much money as possible, but I think that charging 499 and 599 is not going to lead to long-term success. The 7900 XT was regularly available in the 500's last year. The 9070 XT (one gen on with similar performance and less VRAM) needs to be cheaper. Especially after the awful launch of the 7900 XT + XTX and what is looking like a minimal upgrade to Nvidia's 70-class cards. 399 and 499 for the win (which means that they'll be around 50 quid more than that in reality).AMD's next-gen RDNA 4 pricing rumor: Radeon RX 9070 XT for $599, RX 9070 for $499
AMD's next-generation Radeon RX 9000 series 'RDNA 4' GPU pricing leaks: flagship Radeon RX 9070 XT for $599, Radeon RX 9070 for $499 says leaker.
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Soldato
I've been told these will be the prices of all the current AMD cards when RDNA4 is released..
His name is Bob and works in a Haribo Warehouse
7900XTX - $799
7900XT - $649
9070XT - $549
9070 - $449
9060XT - $379
9060 - $329
7800XT - $419
7700XT - $349
7600XT - $299
7600 - $249
His name is Bob and works in a Haribo Warehouse
7900XTX - $799
7900XT - $649
9070XT - $549
9070 - $449
9060XT - $379
9060 - $329
7800XT - $419
7700XT - $349
7600XT - $299
7600 - $249