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[ukmets]

Definitely mainstream pricing there!

$650 works out at £620 in the UK and Powercolor is not one of the more expensive AMD OEMs IIRC. The RX7900XT has been in the same approximately price range for a while.

That means an RX9060XT will be a $500 card if an RX9070 non-XT is a $650 card.



£600+ for an RX9070 non-XT would need it to beat an RX7900XT at the very minimum. But the issue is the RX7900XT has 25% more VRAM and more memory bandwidth too.

I am not sure what games the Nvidia and AMD pricing cartel are playing here,but it will only mean people will keep graphics cards longer and longer as the cost increases. Longer term,they are going to end up with card sales shrinking more and more.

If the $750 is accounting for 10% tarrifs then that pretty much comes to around £650 in the UK with vat. That seems ok for the xt.

 

[uscool]

MSRP means nothing these days, Nvidia has cards with an MSRP of $999 but are retailing for $1500 and cards with $2000 MSRP retailing for $3500

There just no logic here, MSRP is meaningless

Unless maybe if can get MBA day 1 and be very quick

 

[welshrat]

If the $750 is accounting for 10% tarrifs then that pretty much comes to around £650 in the UK with vat. That seems ok for the xt.

Here's hoping

 

[adidan]

Hopefully it is CAD as that would be aggressive and be under £500

As for MSRP, part of the huge mark up with Nvidia is down to supply I think. By all accounts AMD have had stock with retailers for weeks so ideally there'll be a good supply and avoid this.

It's all it's, but's and hopes at the moment though.

 

[Besty]

Anything less than £699 for an 9070XT AIB card:

 

[GhostDog1981]

Definitely mainstream pricing there!

$650 works out at £620 in the UK and Powercolor is not one of the more expensive AMD OEMs IIRC. The RX7900XT has been in the same approximately price range for a while.

That means an RX9060XT will be a $500 card if an RX9070 non-XT is a $650 card.



£600+ for an RX9070 non-XT would need it to beat an RX7900XT at the very minimum. But the issue is the RX7900XT has 25% more VRAM and more memory bandwidth too.

I am not sure what games the Nvidia and AMD pricing cartel are playing here,but it will only mean people will keep graphics cards longer and longer as the cost increases. Longer term,they are going to end up with card sales shrinking more and more.

Don’t forget once USD to GBP converted add 20% VAT and you will have the UK price which is £750ish. Still a bit steep for a mid range x70 class card tbh.

 

[GhostDog1981]

Unless maybe if can get MBA day 1 and be very quick

Where from though? Direct or from OCUK?

 

[gpuerrilla]

Don’t forget once USD to GBP converted add 20% VAT and you will have the UK price which is £750ish. Still a bit steep for a mid range x70 class card tbh.

He added it for you that is the UK price if its $650. If we are generous and mark it up the reference card should be under £650 and the AIB fluffed versions 7-800.

 

[uscool]

Where from though? Direct or from OCUK?

Anywhere that has it have multiple tabs open

 

[michty_me]

MSRP means nothing these days, Nvidia has cards with an MSRP of $999 but are retailing for $1500 and cards with $2000 MSRP retailing for $3500

There just no logic here, MSRP is meaningless

That's because PC Gamers have more money than sense.

Edit: folk are buying them and with limited stock, everything is going mad.

 

[michty_me]

Where from though? Direct or from OCUK?

Direct £650, OCUK £795 minimum

 

[CAT-THE-FIFTH]

If the $750 is accounting for 10% tarrifs then that pretty much comes to around £650 in the UK with vat. That seems ok for the xt.

Not if they just set that as the worldwide price - I don't trust Nvidia/AMD after what they did during the Pandemic.

Even then that still makes the RX9070 non-XT more expensive than an RTX5070 FE.

Don’t forget once USD to GBP converted add 20% VAT and you will have the UK price which is £750ish. Still a bit steep for a mid range x70 class card tbh.

I added the VAT already - £620 is still a lot for a 70 class card.

 

[CAT-THE-FIFTH]

Maybe it's the speed of an RTX4090?!

RX 9070 XT might actually perform nearly as well as the RTX 4090, as benchmarks & specs leak online

The first good look at the new AMD Radeon RX 9070 XT GPU shows what could be a very impressive graphics card from Team Red.

www.pcguide.com

Back on the hype train - choo! choo!

 

[gpuerrilla]

Come one. A 4090? AMD will be commanding £1500.

 

[CAT-THE-FIFTH]

Come one. A 4090? AMD will be commanding £1500.

They must be feeling generous!

 

[Besty]

RX 9070 XT might actually perform nearly as well as the RTX 4090, as benchmarks & specs leak online

The first good look at the new AMD Radeon RX 9070 XT GPU shows what could be a very impressive graphics card from Team Red.

www.pcguide.com

Back on the hype train - choo! choo!

Thats why people need to read the OCUK forum.

 

[gpuerrilla]

Its massive hopium to go that far. Fair play if its gets anywhere near it.

 

[CAT-THE-FIFTH]

Thats why people need to read the OCUK forum.

I think AMD reads tea leaves. Hopefully not Tesco Value Tea.

 

[MyBrainz]

These rumours are getting more crazy by the day

I swear they make it up from random comments under other rumour articles LOL

According to the same leaker, Chiphell's "Zhangzhonghao" who has a good history with AMD leaks, it looks like AMD may have changed the name of its 32 GB "RDNA 4" model. Instead of calling it the Radeon RX 9070 XT, the model is now rumored to be called the Radeon RX 9070 XTX.

AMD's 32 GB RDNA 4 GPU Might Be Called Radeon RX 9070 XTX, Double The VRAM For AI

AMD's Radeon RX 9070 XTX is allegedly going to be the flagship RDNA 4 GPU with 32 GB of memory and the same Navi 48 GPU as the 9070 XT.

wccftech.com

 

[RBImGuy]

affordable 4k gaming cards inc

Nvidias 5000 series not gonna be in stores for months

time to go amd radeon