Soldato
Prices do seem to be coming down to be fair. It's little by little but in a few months the difference will be fairly big at this rate.
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When the Gpu's prices will go down ?
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The fact they are already rumoured to be giving a $50 rebate to retailers to try and sell the 4070 says a lot. It hasn't even been out a week.
There is one for sale for £550 and it's even got hot on HotUKDeals nearly a day ago, and they still have it in stock.
Just lol
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Soldato
It's also less hotter than the more expensive RX6950XT deal too! LMAO.
Soldato
Like I have mentioned, there will be some voting here (albeit a small %) that have decided nvidia do not deserve their money and will get them discounted high end 6000 cards. People have had enough (apart from the fomo ones that buy anyway).
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Soldato
I have already seen an RX6600 drop below £200. But I thought inflationary costs for leather jackets meant prices can't fall!
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Yep, exactly what I did. Top end 6000 series or bottom end 4070, wasn't really much of a decision. To be fair I did want to go all AMD but their prices have been poor in recent times and I'm not averse to buying Nvidia if they offer a better deal.
Soldato
I'm going to revise my earlier 4070 prediction of £530 within 3 months to £480 within 2 months of launch on current trends.
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Good solid card!
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I'll take your £480 and raise you to £520
If I was to guess I'd go even lower than that
would 480 be a good price, though for the 4070?
there are still folk selling 1080ti's for upwards of 200 quid which I find astounding...im looking for something mainly to transcode but also to play a bit of flightSIM (have a ps5 for most gaming needs)
there are still folk selling 1080ti's for upwards of 200 quid which I find astounding...im looking for something mainly to transcode but also to play a bit of flightSIM (have a ps5 for most gaming needs)
Soldato
I have already seen an RX6600 drop below £200. But I thought inflationary costs for leather jackets meant prices can't fall!
Some don't want to read the memo. I think it was way back when the 6750 (and other 6x50's) released there were dips enough that you could snag the regular models under the then msrp. Its not anyone's fault if you super glue yourself to one brand and swallow all them marketing pills...
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I'm still on a 1080ti and I don't really think £480 is a good price, around £400 maybe but nothing more imo
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Yup and with a touch more vRam, a no brainer at £550 atm over a £450/500 s/h 3080 with no warranty.
I get a warm fuzzy feeling knowing a load of overpaid Nvidia execs all thought they could make a **** ton of 4070's and sell them for £600, only to find they will rot on the shelves at that price.
Honestly, I'm not sure I've seen a new GPU with a near 10% price cut less than a week after release.
Honestly, I'm not sure I've seen a new GPU with a near 10% price cut less than a week after release.
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Soldato
550 still seems way overpriced to me.
Soldato
Nvidia's already made their money. I'm not sure I have seen so much supply for a new gpu, might explain discounts on the the not so desirable AIB cards from the likes palit.
It's still miscalculated supply and demand.
The lack of sales of the basic ones highlight the problem.
Non enthusiast/mid range GPU buyers simply don't pay this sort of money for a card.
I don't really understand how they are selling any of the ones around £700. I have no idea why you wouldn't get a 4070ti or 7900 xt if you're paying that sort of money anyway.
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