My apologies sir, I have clearly done a misquote and I didn't mean to upset you so much! Thank you for setting me straight.
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Maybe people just don't want to burn their houses down
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Hopefully more $500-$600 but who knows what will happen in the current crazy market, and AMD have a history of ******* up open goals (can't remember one bigger than this)
Hardly an open goal as nvidia have a release the day before which could throw a spanner into the works. Prices could still be in the process of going up or down.
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If the expected performance/availability of both camps is anything to go by AMD have an open goal
5070ti prices in USA. AMD can charge $800 for the 9070xt
- MSI GeForce RTX 5070 Ti GAMING TRIO PLUS: $979.99
- Gigabyte GeForce RTX 5070 Ti Gaming: $969.99
- MSI GeForce RTX 5070 Ti VENTUS 3X: $909.99
- MSI GeForce RTX 5070 Ti INSPIRE 3X PLUS: $939.99
- Gigabyte GeForce RTX 5070 Ti EAGLE ICE SFF: $899.99
- ASUS GeForce RTX 5070 Ti TUF Gaming: $999.99
- Gigabyte GeForce RTX 5070 Ti AERO: $979.99
- MSI GeForce RTX 5070 Ti VANGUARD SOC LAUNCH EDITION: $1,009.99
- Gigabyte GeForce RTX 5070 Ti MASTER: $999.99
- Gigabyte GeForce RTX 5070 Ti EAGLE SFF: $899.99
- ASUS GeForce RTX 5070 Ti PRIME: $899.99
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Oh God that's disgusting
Yeh I am actually expecting it to be £799 tbh
Big if, performance for the 9 series is still up in the air, amd claimed all the oems had gimped drivers and nobody had really seen the real performance yet to their knowledge.
28th can't come soon enough
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I agree
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I think they will have limited stock for any msrp 5070ti then your left with the AIB tax models.
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I've got a 9800x3d (stock), and a 6800xt @ 293w both watercooled; and a Asus Rog Thor 850w PSU. This PSU has a watt meter I can use if I take teh side panel off. Running Helldivers 2 I was getting 500w used (including dual D5 pump, 4 NF-A14 gen 2 fans, 5 NF-A12x25 fans all @ 100%). I think I'm good for a 3 power connector card.
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Hopefully,but if they are more, expect people to wheel out but Nvidia is overcharging too. Then it is another generation IMHO to skip until a good deal turns up.
If it is based on Navi 48 it probably will be a 192 bit 12GB card. It really depends on what the RTX5060TI is - will it be based on the chip in the RTX5070?
But otherwise it might be Navi 44 based so a 128 bit card.
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AMD its simple £699 and you will wipe the floor with 5080 downwards, come on do the right thing
I have to be honest if AMD did not exists then Nvidia with these prices would have killed PC gaming for many, just ridiculous prices for a 5070ti.
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be interesting to see what uk does..remember that their price is withought sales tax so should be a tad under is sterling with VAT as exchange rate is 1.26078
What really need to be looked at is these prices with reflect the new tariff emposed by Trump which will be in effect....that tariff doesn't apply to rest of the world so in theory should be at least 10% cheaper now...so the ventus at $909.99 pre tariff would have been $818.99..which equates to £649.59+VAT=£779.50....lets see how they launch
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I lean more towards AMD probably expected Nvidia to have significantly more performance uplift than they actually, i don't think they expected Nvidia to essentially have a side grade with 100% of the conversation being about software updates. Knowing what they know now they could easily have released a 4090 beater I think if the leaks are somewhat accurate.
This is 100% incorrect, you couldn't actually be more wrong if you tried. AMD's best interest is their shareholders and **** everyone else.
They will price it as high as they can and the fact they can see their 7900xtxs selling for 800-900 doesn't bode well, personally i'm hoping for a 550-600 price for the 7090xt im looking to spend about 700 on a semi-decent midrange AIB but if they launch at 699 or above I donno, for us and sensible people it's time to take advantage of a last of Nvidia stock to smash their competition... for AMD and Shareholders, their competition doesn't have any stock to sell....
It will be, if not officially it will be pre-scalped for our convenience, and they will still sell out.
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