When the Gpu's prices will go down ?

[gpuerrilla]

I'm not confirming the 6700 is a good deal, but scouring the ocuk site (and competitors) and still seeing 3080's for over £700 is a sad state of affairs tbh.

 

[Joxeon]

The thing is what do people actually think the reduction percentage would be, if you take the 4080fe for example @ £1,199 I think you’d be lucky if they took £100 off “if” any reductions ever happen. Then you have to think to yourself was it worth boycotting the card to save £100 ?

I wouldn't pay any more than £700 for a 4080 especially given its really a 70ti class being sold in name as the tier up, with pricing 2 tiers up.

 

[NZXT30]

The thing is what do people actually think the reduction percentage would be, if you take the 4080fe for example @ £1,199 I think you’d be lucky if they took £100 off “if” any reductions ever happen. Then you have to think to yourself was it worth boycotting the card to save £100 ?

I'm not boycotting anything, I just don't see the value. I'm more than happy with my 3080 FE and it could easily last me until next gen and the PS6.

Could Nvidia last even 6 months if no one bought the 4xxxx series?

 

[hartgeh3]

ASUS GeForce RTX 4090 ROG Strix Gaming OC White still a rip off ffs

 

[neeb]

I'm not boycotting anything, I just don't see the value. I'm more than happy with my 3080 FE and it could easily last me until next gen and the PS6.

Could Nvidia last even 6 months if no one bought the 4xxxx series?

I’m in the same boat as you, I run the 3080fe I did think about a 408fe I must admit but then I think I get good fps and usability with mine and when the newer games come out just wack dlss on gain those extra frames and job done.

 

[Murphy]

The thing is what do people actually think the reduction percentage would be, if you take the 4080fe for example @ £1,199 I think you’d be lucky if they took £100 off “if” any reductions ever happen. Then you have to think to yourself was it worth boycotting the card to save £100 ?

Seeing as they've doubled in price in the space of 3 years I'd want them to halve in price before I'd consider a reduction to be worth it, if prices don't come down then the would've lost a customer.

e: Sauce.

 

[Combat Fighter]

I wouldn't pay any more than £700 for a 4080 especially given its really a 70ti class being sold in name as the tier up, with pricing 2 tiers up.

£700-750 and I’ll probably of bought one

 

[TNA]

£700-750 and I’ll probably of bought one

Same here. I think that would have been a fair and reasonable price for that GPU. But they won't even sell us a 4070 Ti for that money. Got to be having a laugh.

 

[Shroud]

I wouldn't pay any more than £700 for a 4080 especially given its really a 70ti class being sold in name as the tier up, with pricing 2 tiers up.

I seriously doubt we will ever see 4080 below £1000, even in used gpu market .

The sad state of affairs is that demand massively exceeds supply in the gpu market however there is a Mexican stand off between Nvidia/AMD and gamers where neither side is compromising on price.

 

[Joxeon]

I seriously doubt we will ever see 4080 below £1000, even in used gpu market .

The sad state of affairs is that demand massively exceeds supply in the gpu market however there is a Mexican stand off between Nvidia/AMD and gamers where neither side is compromising on price.

Can get them for under 1k on the used market already but still not worth it.

Nvidia can't keep them that high forever considering they over ordered TSMC N4 expecting big sales and with inventory growing every earnings call something has to give unless they plan to increase the cycle by a year.

 

[andybird123]

I seriously doubt we will ever see 4080 below £1000, even in used gpu market .

The sad state of affairs is that demand massively exceeds supply in the gpu market however there is a Mexican stand off between Nvidia/AMD and gamers where neither side is compromising on price.

The ever growing amount of stock that Nvidia is sitting on shows that to be false. If it's out of stock at retailers it's because Nvidia is artificially trying to constrain stock to make it look like there is high demand, but demand is actually at rock bottom right now and Nvidia have an overabundance of wafers they need to start shifting.

 

[Hotwired]

The ever growing amount of stock that Nvidia is sitting on shows that to be false. If it's out of stock at retailers it's because Nvidia is artificially trying to constrain stock to make it look like there is high demand, but demand is actually at rock bottom right now and Nvidia have an overabundance of wafers they need to start shifting.

Retailers may also be cautious in ordering and holding stock since they'll be holding the bag if the price is slashed.

 

[Shroud]

Come on guys wake up, prices for the RTX 4000 series are NOT going to be slashed, look at the 3060ti and 3070 for gods sake.

Im not convinced Nvidia/AMD would slash prices even if Intel made a worthy splash at this point.

 

[Twinz]

Come on guys wake up, prices for the RTX 4000 series are NOT going to be slashed, look at the 3060ti and 3070 for gods sake.

Im not convinced Nvidia/AMD would slash prices even if Intel made a worthy splash at this point.

That can just keep piling up inventory in warehouses if they like. (They admitted inventory levels have doubled over the last 12 months.)

 

[Murphy]

I seriously doubt we will ever see 4080 below £1000, even in used gpu market .

The sad state of affairs is that demand massively exceeds supply in the gpu market however there is a Mexican stand off between Nvidia/AMD and gamers where neither side is compromising on price.

Well they'll fall into debt before i do.

Come on guys wake up, prices for the RTX 4000 series are NOT going to be slashed, look at the 3060ti and 3070 for gods sake.

Im not convinced Nvidia/AMD would slash prices even if Intel made a worthy splash at this point.

If they don't want to go bankrupt they'll have no choice, they can't have assets sitting around in warehouse's and on shelves if they have bills to pay. There will come a time when they have to liquidate those assets.

e: Oh and going on what data is available that's going to happen to Nvidia way before AMD as the formers cash reserves are falling while the latter's are growing.

 

[Zarax]

Well they'll fall into debt before i do.

If they don't want to go bankrupt they'll have no choice, they can't have assets sitting around in warehouse's and on shelves if they have bills to pay. There will come a time when they have to liquidate those assets.

e: Oh and going on what data is available that's going to happen to Nvidia way before AMD as the formers cash reserves are falling while the latter's are growing.

Ironically Nvidia proposals are turning out to be too expensive even for small-medium sized telcos, not enough margin to set up a data center area dedicated to them.

 

[TNA]

I hope they learn from this and next gen we get somewhat sane prices.

The funny thing is, they created DLSS which is helping give more legs to older cards.

I use DLSS Quality, but if need be would play on Performance mode on future games than pay current looney asking prices.

 

[ZXSpekky48k]

I don't know if it's the prices but stock is so strong currently on everything. Personally I think it's taken it beyond (at least the mega high end tranche) the means of most casual gamers. A long way beyond.

 

[Darujhistan]

Until they cut prices to reasonable levels, I'm not buying a new GPU, they can get stuffed. I am however buying a new Fridge Freezer and a new TV this year, but I'm not buying a new GPU at these prices.

 

[NZXT30]

Until they cut prices to reasonable levels, I'm not buying a new GPU, they can get stuffed. I am however buying a new Fridge Freezer and a new TV this year, but I'm not buying a new GPU at these prices.

You can probably buy both for the price of a 4080.