When the Gpu's prices will go down ?

[BUDFORCE]

Yup prices are still crazy, I'm holding on to my money for now, I'd like to upgrade but cannot justify the price right now.

Cheapest 7900xt on OCUK today is £750.

I would be wanting to spend about £500 on that.

Maybe I'm being really unrealistic? That's fine I'll just just hang on to my cash I'm not that bothered.

 

[Jono8]

Cheapest 7900xt on OCUK today is £750.

I would be wanting to spend about £500 on that.

I imagine if they had any intention of doing that anytime soon, they would not be releasing the 7600 imminently for ~£300.

 

[Narj]

Yup prices are still crazy, I'm holding on to my money for now, I'd like to upgrade but cannot justify the price right now.

Cheapest 7900xt on OCUK today is £750.

I would be wanting to spend about £500 on that.

Maybe I'm being really unrealistic? That's fine I'll just just hang on to my cash I'm not that bothered.

Same sentiment here - still rocking the GTX970 in my main rig and the GTX1060 6GB in the living room PC.

I have the spare cash but can't justify it and am annoyed at how ridiculously priced everything is.

I've just changed the type of games I play and gave up on the idea of buying a new, higher resolution monitor for now.

 

[Calin Banc]

Yup prices are still crazy, I'm holding on to my money for now, I'd like to upgrade but cannot justify the price right now.

Cheapest 7900xt on OCUK today is £750.

I would be wanting to spend about £500 on that.

Maybe I'm being really unrealistic? That's fine I'll just just hang on to my cash I'm not that bothered.

Keep the money or buy something else. I'm setting my sights on some photography gear which has some nice deals now or a bycicle. They can keep their dust gatheres as much as they want.

 

[BUDFORCE]

I imagine if they had any intention of doing that anytime soon, they would not be releasing the 7600 imminently for ~£300.

Yea I get that.

Have to wait and see, probably give it a year and see what the market is like.

 

[Chapchap27]

Overclockers is now selling 4080s from 1050 so at least going down- problem is by now they are 6 months old so i am now looking at the 4080 Super/Ti or will wait until 2024 for an upgrade.

 

[Joxeon]

Overclockers is now selling 4080s from 1050 so at least going down- problem is by now they are 6 months old so i am now looking at the 4080 Super/Ti or will wait until 2024 for an upgrade.

The 4080 is waste of time at anything over £800. Its a cash grab from Nvidia who are trying to sell gamers GPU's at 2020/21 mining/pandemic prices, same goes for the whole generation really which at this point is a write off.

 

[MCFC_ANDY]

thing is nvidia is shooting themselves in the foot here with overpriced gpu's, its just forcing many to consoles, in which amd is the main soarce, so nvidia is pretty much pushing folk AMD's way and with AMD and its gpu pricing ,the same applies, but AMD benefit each end where nvidia doesnt

 

[Harlequin]

Wait till the next Nvidia gen - the 5000 series and they`ll be more expensive than these

 

[Doop!]

There must be loads of people like me who want to upgrade with money ready but just can't see a card with any kind of value

 

[TNA]

Wait till the next Nvidia gen - the 5000 series and they`ll be more expensive than these

So price for performance will get worse?

As an example the 5070 will have the performance of a 4080 but cost more than £1200?

 

[TNA]

There must be loads of people like me who want to upgrade with money ready but just can't see a card with any kind of value

There very likely are. I can see Jensen saying Ampere friends, it is now safe to upgrade next year.

 

[Lightnix]

Apple Books Nearly 90% of TSMC's 3nm Production Capacity for This Year

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You've got to wonder if Apple actually needs all that capacity or if they're just trying to starve out the rest of the hardware market. Either way it's not looking good for 3nm GPU parts, RTX 50xx parts included.

 

[Grim5]

Rx7600 appears in Canada at shops for $340usd

Custom Radeon RX 7600 graphics cards listed in Canada at 444 CAD - VideoCardz.com

AMD Radeon RX 7600 launching soon Custom Radeon RX 7600 graphics cards have been listed by a Canadian retailer. We have received a tip from one of our readers that PC Canada is already listing two custom models from Sapphire and MSI. As per the product description, both cards are confirmed to...

videocardz.com

 

[MCFC_ANDY]

if thats anywhere near rx6700 price i think its a dog with fleas.

 

[robgmun]

There must be loads of people like me who want to upgrade with money ready but just can't see a card with any kind of value

On the Nvidia side the closest you can get for "value" is the 4070. It's the one that has to fall the least monetary-wise before it gets to a fair price.

A 4070 has to fall £100 before it gets to a decent price but a 4080 has to fall more than £300 to be considered the same.

 

[eddyr]

On the Nvidia side the closest you can get for "value" is the 4070. It's the one that has to fall the least monetary-wise before it gets to a fair price.

A 4070 has to fall £100 before it gets to a decent price but a 4080 has to fall more than £300 to be considered the same.

The Margin on the 4080 is much larger, with more room in absolute terms to accommodate what appearances would suggest to be the more significant drop.

Consider the AD104 in the 4070 is 294mm2, the AD103 die in the 4080 at 378mm2 is not that much larger (29%), then look at the prices, and compare that to 608mm £1600 of the 4090 FE.

The 4070ti and 4080 undoubtedly have the 'healthiest' (plumpest) margins of the current Nvidia line-up.

 

[CuriousTomCat]

Is the RTX 4080 a more "acceptable price" these days, with the 4080 selling for £1049.99, £129 under MSRP?

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The 3080 MSRP was £649.

Don't let these price reductions fool you. It's the oldest trick in the book - overprice a product for a short period and then introduce a "special offer".

Edit. By the way, I'm directing this at Nvidia. OCUK's margin in probably tiny.

 

[danlightbulb]

The 3080 MSRP was £649.

Exactly, and that's why it was instantly sold out when it released, which was before the mining boom properly kicked off. Remember the thousands of people on ocuk's backorder list from release day?

Given that demand, maybe the 3080 was too cheap (it also was a visible outlier on the price to performance chart).

But Nvidia set the precident now as far as I'm concerned. £700 should get you the 2nd from top sku.

 

[Joxeon]

There very likely are. I can see Jensen saying Ampere friends, it is now safe to upgrade next year.

The thing is this generation only offers 2 cards better than ampere and costs £1000+ if you want one so there is little incentive to upgrade for the many rocking ampere.