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$1299.99
$999.99 for 12 GB
$799 for 3080 10GB and 16GB big Navi.
$999.99 for 12 GB
$799 for 3080 10GB and 16GB big Navi.
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$1299.99
$999.99 for 12 GB
$799 for 3080 10GB and 16GB big Navi.
I feel like I read this same opinion on the 10xx release and 20xx release. Neat.
So you defend getting gouged?
I assume you are joking because you remember when people said exactly the same about RTX 2000 launch. That 7nm cards would come out in 6 months. Here we are two years later...
If NVidia uses Samsung as a Fab, it will be because they did trial runs at both TSMC and Samsung, and Samsung provided some advantage.
Jen-Hsun Huang is damn good CEO, so he wouldn't be pushed to Samsung as a fab partner against his will. He would be there for the advantages it offers.
I recommend Moore's Law is Dead if you are interested in this stuff. Broken Silicon is a great podcast, and his YouTube channel is pretty good, too. He has presented great leaked info time and time again.
https://www.mooreslawisdead.com/
You will not get 2080 performance for $300. Maybe $500.The 3090 halo product will be interesting. I'm always surprised at how much money a minority of buyers pay. I'm mostly interested in what we'll get for $300. If I can get 2080 performance for that price... it's a buy from me. I cannot imagine spending $500 (about the cost of the rest of my PC, excluding the monitor), much less $1000 on just a GPU. Then again, as long as people keep paying $1000, 1200, 1500... Nvidia no reason to stop upping the prices. AMD used to be the check that kept prices within reason, but since sales aren't helping them anyway I'm afraid they'll jump on the Nvidia train and up prices...
You will not get 2080 performance for $300. Maybe $500.
27 people think it'll be over $2k?
You will not get 2080 performance for $300. Maybe $500.
24GB is going to be a research prosumer card. You ain't getting that in your range. If it's 12GB or 10GB, different story.That took me a bit by surprise. I expected a bell curve centered around $1500, with only a few outliers using the Above or Below extremes.
i agree but i even think its gets worse nvidia probably do not even give you the matching performance for that money, unless AMD shows some real muscle material for a much lower price.I predict you will get 2080 performance for today's 2080 price. There's no competition so Nvidia has no reason to increase the value.
I read that the other day, which would be cool, but .......I don't want to get in trouble so I am not saying anything more.It will be 1399.00 or 1499.00 for Founders.
I read that the other day, which would be cool, but .......I don't want to get in trouble so I am not saying anything more.
The 3090 halo product will be interesting. I'm always surprised at how much money a minority of buyers pay. I'm mostly interested in what we'll get for $300. If I can get 2080 performance for that price... it's a buy from me. I cannot imagine spending $500 (about the cost of the rest of my PC, excluding the monitor), much less $1000 on just a GPU. Then again, as long as people keep paying $1000, 1200, 1500... Nvidia no reason to stop upping the prices. AMD used to be the check that kept prices within reason, but since sales aren't helping them anyway I'm afraid they'll jump on the Nvidia train and up prices...
What I do care about is the prices for the rest of the line up which I suspect will also be bumped.
I'm sure no one wants to pay that much for a video card, but that's the same thing people said about top of the line iPhones and Samsungs ... and those still managed to get sold.
It'll start at $1000 for sure.
Nvidia is gonna suffer BAD if they don't get into as many consumers' PCs as possible this year.
If they keep being a "luxury" item that most of us can't afford, then we'll start looking past them and forget that they even have fast cards.
Most people won't want to spend more than $500 on a GPU in the first place. Those that do certainly don't want to pretend like a GPU is actually worth more than their entire computer.
Nvidia has done a great job profiting from the cryptocurrency market. Now it's time for them to either learn to be humble or they'll start to crumble.
nVidia should be well out of business with the number of time this prediction is made on the heels of a new GPU release.
I will never get the argument they are making. An expensive top end card would really only hurt NVidia, if that was the only card they sold. But they have a full line of more affordable cards below that. Heck you can practically pick any price between $150 and $1000 and NVidia has a Turing card a that price. But they are somehow in trouble, if they offer an extreme card beyond $1000. Logic?
I'd imagine the logic works something like this....
"I want the flagship card for $500 and refuse to buy anything less or pay anything more. Therefor, everyone must want the flagship card for $500, refuse to buy anything less or pay anything more."
Regardless of the price, my credit line is ready and Dave Ramsey is rolling in his grave.