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50 USD difference, jfc.
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Yeah, the hype will also be obliterated when people realise they'll have to play hotstock/discord alert to have a chance at the cheapest models.
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In fairness the 4090 wasnt much better, the 4080 was a shelf tester due to the price it launched at and the unlaunched 12GB was delayed while they pretended it never happened.
Wonder why Gibbo hasn't come out to report stock levels? We know places have the cards, we know their official spec now, surely listing the make / model and rough quanity is allowed? We don't even have any placeholders on the website either yet. Must be because it still hasn't "officially" been announced. Just wondering.
I'm not talking about market share I'm talking about what choices do I have if I want a GPU or don't buy one at all ? AMD still looking like offering the better deal for me it's certain my next card will be AMD, but you still getting bots buying Nvidia
Yes I would like it to be £550-£600, but I'd still buy it over £800+ 5070ti
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X3D has a longer manufacturing lead time due to the stacking process. As we look into 2025, we are adding significant manufacturing capacity.
I'm not talking about X3D but across the board. Especially sad to see for laptop chips which have a waaay higher strategic importance. It's been an issue for years.
Anything I say goes viral, these forums are monitored by both press and manufacturers.
All I will say is come 9070 series launch, we will have ample stock and if the MSRP is viable for volume sales, we will hit it.
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o'rly ?
MicroCenter lists Radeon RX 9070 series: RX 9070 XT starting at $699, RX 9070 at $649 - VideoCardz.com
AMD Radeon RX 9070 pricing on MicroCetner Are we getting closer to final pricing for the AMD Radeon RX 9070 series? Perhaps, perhaps we are looking at placeholders that have not been confirmed by AMD or any board partner. There’s no doubt that some of these prices are not final. There’s no way...
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I see all the 9000 series in stock
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Yeah, going for marketshare my ass.
AMD: "You can marketshare deez nutz..."
o'rly ?
MicroCenter lists Radeon RX 9070 series: RX 9070 XT starting at $699, RX 9070 at $649 - VideoCardz.com
AMD Radeon RX 9070 pricing on MicroCetner Are we getting closer to final pricing for the AMD Radeon RX 9070 series? Perhaps, perhaps we are looking at placeholders that have not been confirmed by AMD or any board partner. There’s no doubt that some of these prices are not final. There’s no way...
Well I ain't buying either when my limit is £600, but I'm confident when I do it's likely to be AMD than Nvidia
Sounds great! I wasn't having a dig btw, I was just pondering.Anything I say goes viral, these forums are monitored by both press and manufacturers.
All I will say is come 9070 series launch, we will have ample stock and if the MSRP is viable for volume sales, we will hit it.
Not only that, lots of companies are closing shop and tons of folks are losing their jobs, being made redundant.
Happened to me last year and some of my old colleagues still haven't found jobs, the job market is down the toilet too.
RIP AMD if true. They need to have the same UHBR20 as Nvidia, or look inferior even more. Now there's just more excuses for folks to say AMD is isn't as good as Nvidia, just buy Nvidia instead. Hopefully they do have it for the right monitor support, else this will be AMD's next fumble of this GPU launch.
Also wanted to post a meme from another post, but not sure if my browser is dying, images don't post.
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Anything I say goes viral, these forums are monitored by both press and manufacturers.
All I will say is come 9070 series launch, we will have ample stock and if the MSRP is viable for volume sales, we will hit it.
"If the MSRP is viable" = we will be the most expensive in the UK
I find these price "leaks" quite difficult to believe because:
1. Based on benchmark leaks, the price difference between the 9070 and 9070 XT can't be much more than $100 without the XT looking like poor value.
2. While the 9070 is likely to outperform the 5070, the performance gap won't be vast, so that card surely has to be priced close to the 5070?
I may be wrong. But anything more than $699 for the 9070 XT doesn't make a lot of sense to me. I bet we wind up at $499 and $599 by the end of the year whatever happens
1. Based on benchmark leaks, the price difference between the 9070 and 9070 XT can't be much more than $100 without the XT looking like poor value.
2. While the 9070 is likely to outperform the 5070, the performance gap won't be vast, so that card surely has to be priced close to the 5070?
I may be wrong. But anything more than $699 for the 9070 XT doesn't make a lot of sense to me. I bet we wind up at $499 and $599 by the end of the year whatever happens
Please tell me you have nitro cards ? For some reason you didn't stock them for GRE and I had to go elsewhere.Anything I say goes viral, these forums are monitored by both press and manufacturers.
All I will say is come 9070 series launch, we will have ample stock and if the MSRP is viable for volume sales, we will hit it.
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Awwwww how sweet, appreciate the loyalty n all that
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Normally folks pay a premium for the better performance.
However I'm worried of the opposite here, if the 9070 non-XT looks poor value being priced so close. There should be at least £150 price gap between the two at higher prices (above £500). Last generation with the RX 7000 series and RTX4000 series, the whole thing was turned on its head as the best value GPUs ended up being the most expensive ones. Making it a worse buy to go for the cheaper option. Hence why the 7900XT was terrible at launch being priced too close to the 7900XTX.
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