Watch that asus blower style card that was leaked be the cheapest model out there by up to $100.
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GeForce Gaming Celebration keynote thread of being for an empty bank account
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Welcome to Nvidia being a shady-ass company that will crank up the price of its GPUs due to lack of real competition. (Sorry AMD, those glorified space heaters aren't competition)
Then you should hope for $1200 to be real, I think that would really help with availability ;)
Don't do that. Seriously, multi-GPU for gaming is dead.
This used to be the case due to the cooling. But it might change with the 2080ti.
A DICE dev teased us a bit in the last thread, there's a rumor BFV will have some manner of ray tracing.
Justify? I have no problem with 1200 - 1300 € for chip of this size.
Yeah this is like a few years back people were thinking sony changed PS4s price last minute to undercut the xbox one
This stuff is decided like half a year in advance
Still pretty happy with my GTX 1070, but curious to see what they got.
Are any of these $1000+ price rumors rooted in reality though? Seems pretty fucking steep, even for many enthusiasts I'd say
Are any of these $1000+ price rumors rooted in reality though? Seems pretty fucking steep, even for many enthusiasts I'd say
It seems incredibly likely that the 2080 Ti will retail at 1000$, most likely 1000$+
Especially when you're beholden to investors. How pissed would they be to find out you ditched howevermuch in profits because some people on Resetera were a little angry?
I can't wait for all the bad press they receive if this turns out to be the pricing. It would also make the decision making a lot easier.
In theory. But if there's no stock of new cards, then those are the next likely purchase for many, no?
The 2080 stands for 20% of yearly income going into video cards, 80% everything else.
$1000 price tag for the 2080 Ti has been shown in leaked product listings. I think the even steeper price of $1200-$1300 is a newer price that appeared on another supposed leaked product listing. But then I just saw another rumor that Nvidia might have changed their prices last-minute due to a lot of negative reactions from all the leaks this past week, so we'll just have to wait!
Thinking about upgrading from my 1070 but I wonder if the bigger issue is my 4670k. I want more fps.
They didn't and the PS2 ended up outselling the PS3 that holiday.
Am I reading this right?
VideoCardz.com fans the flames for months and months, publishing 'insider information' about the next gen cards from Nvidia (and even tells us at the very last minute what the prices will be) only to tell us a few minutes before the actual launch that we really shouldn't speculate.
WTF?
Reviewers rarely ever review a product based solely on price. They're enthusiasts too and usually pay whatever it takes. They'll probably mention its very expensive, but its the best card available.
No one batted an eyelid with Apple's iPhone X and Apple keep upping the price every year.
They've had a pretty shitty reputation for leaks before the 2080 info, so I'm not surprised. They just want the clicks, they had 0 idea what the prices would be.
If the 4K performance is there, and the cards are readily available... I'll pay just about anything between current 1080ti prices and Quadro.
Seriously. 4K is hard. Need all the juice.
Seriously. 4K is hard. Need all the juice.
post of the day right here. Yeah go spend $1100-1200 on two 1080 Ti's.
Goddamn. I remember that the GTX 1080 launched for less; $1000+ puts this into Titan territory
The next high-end systems looking way more expensive than usual for sure
I don't buy that last minute price change rumor tbh; you don't change something so important last minute
It's almost that time again for Jenson to grace the stage with his leather jacket and constantly interrupt the engineers by trying to explain the tech himself.
Currently I have a 1080 and secured my account to jump RTX2080Ti but I expect at least %70 from my OCed 1080. If they can give something that has 16-17 TFLOPS of power, I'll gladly buy it at day 1. Otherwise I'll wait until Cyberpunk
Heh..... Quadro RTX 6000 with 24GB memory: $6,300 ESP.... close
They managed to keep it pretty cool with leaks leading up to this launch but they got very greedy right at the end.
There might be some special offers here and there, but generally cards from an older generation don't get a price drop, they get discontinued.
It actually makes sense, I understand he is building a rendering rig. More cards scale linearly.
