That's the card I have and honestly it is perfect for my needs. I have a family and financial responsibilities and even if I had the money spare there are so many other things I'd rather spend it on than a few more pixels.
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Miners buying inflated GPUs are a thing of the past too, someone should notify Jensen of that.
I seriously doubt that wafer prices have increased so dramatically that it justifies selling a 4070 for $900, and a 4080 for $1200. AMD or Intel don't seem to have such ridiculous price hikes for their products, also utilising new dies and sizes.
We're probably going to see the 4000 series drop in price (maybe drastically depending on sales) after Nvidia and retailers get rid of the heaps of 3000 series cards they have.
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I doubt(hope) many are going to pay 2500€+ for a GPU
In past that would've purchased top of line PC.
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With inflation, it will be soon that price though.
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First of all their sales will drop because miners don't need these anymore, Jensen was hoping on that obviously.
And secondly, prices will go down as soon as they sell the remaining 3000 series GPU`s.
However, their sales wont drop drastically, because let`s face it, its nVidia, they would sell out toasters, because even those toasters would have some kind of cool AI tech with them, that would make them better.
I just wish that AMD can bring some competition like with Intel, in both raw performance and tech, that would be the only benefit for us mortals.
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Declining
GPUprices are a thing ‘of the past’
There, fixed your quote for you, Nvidia CEO.
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Honestly, the best option for decent gaming for a relatively fair price is the RX 6600 seemingly. Works pretty well with most games in FHD. Up until now I never even considered anything other than Nvidia cards, but currently it does not seem like there is any hope for consumer friendly pricing from their part.
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6700 is even a little better for 50€ more it is futureproof (if a day you want to play 2k or 4k) . The 6600 is more limited (FHD) but the force imho of this card is the low TDP > the gpu never heat so the fans stay quiet and I guess these GC can offer a high durability
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Interesting point, it sounds even better now. :) Somehow I cant imagine myself ever wanting anything more than FHD, but who knows, what the future may bring.
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I just went to buy a 24" FHD screen so I can just agree lol . I think it's like the bikes, everybody learned on 26", now everybody swears the 27.5" and says 26" is the past, then the 29" will be plebiscited... At a moment you have to know what you need and above all know what you don't need.
We first need to push the walls before to think 4k 😸
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Kinda. :D
The funny thing is, I actually have a pretty big 4K TV. I did not buy one, I won it last year.
I occasionally turn it on to watch some movies, but even then, FHD resolution videos look more than great on it. 4k streaming on HBO MAX and Disney+ dont look that much better in comparison. Sometimes I use 1440p for some youtube videos to compensate the quality loss due to the compression of the platform.
Other than that "once or twice a month" occcasion, the TV itself is usually unplugged. And I likely wont use it more frequently either, as the energy crisis and winter is approaching and the TV itself has a bad energy rating. xD
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I had to buy GTX 1650 instead of 1660 Tias 6 moinths back prices ahd doubled on GPUs now damn rates have normalized.
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My response: "Buying an Nvidia GPU is a thing from the past".
I currently have an 3060 Ti FE that I luckily got at MSR price 2 years ago, but my next GPU will be an AMD if Nvidia doesn't stop that madness. Before my RTX I had an RX 480 for a very long time and it was a really good card. I only changed because I switched to a 1440p 32" monitor.
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Everyone else: "Eat your overstock, your even mroe expensive new cards and go on red you greedy sht fck."
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People that still own bitcoins feel It might reach price records after this downfall. Who knows, I think It reach 30K at some point.
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That's just greed sugar-coated with hype that won't live up to the expectations. Some will fall for it and expect "two to four times" the average performance which will be far from reality. Price wise, it doesn't make any sense to invest that much into something that will forcefully be outdated by the next year. It has come to a point where it's better to get an unused old gen for a way lesser price than going all in on the new gen, especially since chances are you won't see any difference in day to day usage, except for very specific situations.
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Hopefully Intel's entering of the GPU market helps with this. But honestly simply put it's the classic case of the rich getting richer. Record profits, record profits, record profits. At this point the whole claim of "there's inflation and chips are harder to make" are basically contrarians since they literally ignore how they're not in lockstep and are instead left behind by the rising prices and increased sales to cost ratio.
It's greed. Nothing else. They have the right to do it, but I also have the right to say that Jensen should probably stop lying and do something good for humanity for once, but I guess that'd be like asking the sun not to be warm.
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He would love to push that narrative, wouldn't he? He may be right that Moore's law is dead (for several years now, in fact) but the 40xx prices are robbery. Prices can be reasonable even adjusting for inflation and Nvidia deserves a nice flopped series to get their head straight.
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Corporate lies to go with their corporate greed and record profits. I will not spend anywhere near the prices they are asking and I hope others will do the same. The people who continue to buy these ludicrously priced GPUs are the reason why they are staying so expensive. Nvidia is a business with intentions of making as much money as possible, they are not here to make gamers happy. When there is no competition to drive prices down, they will charge as much as people are willing to pay and unfortunately there are a lot of people out there that don't understand the value of money and have no self control, so the prices continue to rise. When consumers refuse to buy, the prices will drop.
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I just checked ebay, there are used Geforce 3080 Ti's selling for under $600. So while new card prices might not fall that fast, used ones are getting much lower.
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"Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has said that falling GPU prices are “a story of the past”.
Huang was speaking to the media this week after Nvidia announced the latest generation of its graphics cards, headlined by the RTX 4090.
It claimed the 4090, which will be released next month priced at $1,599, runs Microsoft Flight Simulator at two to four times the speed of Nvidia’s RTX 3090 card, which it’s designed to replace.
The RTX 4080 will release in November in two SKUs, a 16GB GDDR6X which will retail for $1,199 and a 12GB GDDR6X which will cost $899.
As noted by MarketWatch, the 4090 is priced 7% above the 2020 launch price of the 3090, while the 4080 costs 29% more than the 2020 launch price of the 3080.
“A 12-inch [silicon] wafer is a lot more expensive today than it was yesterday, and it’s not a little bit more expensive, it is a ton more expensive,” Huang said following the announcement.
“Moore’s Law’s dead,” he continued, referring to the observation that the number of transistors on a chip double roughly every two years.
“And the ability for Moore’s Law to deliver twice the performance at the same cost, or at the same performance, half the cost, every year and a half, is over. It’s completely over, and so the idea that a chip is going to go down in cost over time, unfortunately, is a story of the past.”
Nvidia’s upcoming cards are powered by Ada Lovelace, the new generation of RTX tech. It’s designed to substantially improve ray-traced lighting in games thanks to its use of DLSS 3, an AI-powered performance multiplier.
Huang also claimed (via Digital Trends): “The performance of Nvidia’s $899 GPU or $1,599 GPU a year ago, two years ago, at the same price point, our performance with Ada Lovelace is monumentally better. Off the charts better.”
Nvidia announced Portal RTX this week too. It’s an official mod for the Valve puzzle game made using RTX Remix, a new platform that will allow users to inject RTX lighting into classic games."
https://www.videogameschronicle.com/news/declining-gpu-prices-are-a-story-of-the-past-says-nvidia-ceo/
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