Nvidia Geforce 4000 series of GPU's announced

I have no desire to buy a video card that costs as much as a monthly mortgage payment. I dont do any big time gaming, and my setup built from spare parts does good enough for what I do.

I have way more important things to do than that. But it is interesting to see how the technology is moving.

Cyberpunk 2077 4x perfomance rtx on dlss3 amazing

i will wait for the new amd cards and then I'll decide if it will be a 4060ti/4070 or similar amd graphics card

(unfortunately, my current computer has not had a video card for almost three years.I sold my 1070ti card at the wrong time)
/Synce played One X-> Series X and PS5 /

My upgrade can wait until they quit putting comedians in charge of price

I don't like that card, its smug aura mocks me

Love that gpu prices are going down (the already existing ones), but what I really want to lower in price is TVs. Been eyeing some nice 4k tv since forever, but the prices just stay the same even though new models are released constantly.

And how much watt you gonna need?

Funny thing, I just received my new electricity "offer" from my current provider: €0.93/kWh. Seems to be on par with these GPU prices. Needless to say I'll skip both.

Hopefully this will make 3090 prices lower enough for me. If a 3090Ti roughly equivalent to a 4080 why do I need an upgrade?

It will be best to wait for 4060 and 4070. But I am still happy with my old 2070 that I bought 21.10.2018 :-)

Most games still develop for consoles for sales, so a 1060 should suffice. (And I'm using 1080)
However, someone might consider buying a new graphics card for a better experience. (+ or for some work)

Oof, guessing the price based on conversion and aib extra cost, that 4070 will be minimally $500 more here than the cheapest 3070s were 2 years ago. Not much chance of amd causing a price war, and no chance at all that these don't instantly sell out every time anyone gets stock for the next year. Might be time for me to reconsider a console.

At these prices new Nvidia GPUs won't sell like sliced bread. Nvidia tried to postpone manufacturing of their chips by TSMC. EVGA announced they won't build series 4000 graphics cards and will end their business relations with Nvidia. People will have less disposable income with rising prices. Ethereum mining comes to an end with miners selling lots of used cards.

Business perspectives for consumer grade GPUs don't look amazing right now.

Nvidia went crazy with pricing starting with the 20 series and I will not pay anywhere near these prices. I could see the prices being reasonable at half of what they currently are, but I still wouldn't buy one because I can't justify spending $450-800 on a GPU. If they drastically dropped the pricing, I might consider a 4060 or 4070, but until then l'll stick with the used market like I always have. The last card I bought was a GTX 980 Strix which was brand new, unopened, but a little over 3 years after it was released, so I only paid $145. I could have got a used 980 for around $100, but the extra money was worth it knowing it was new and didn't possibly have 3 years of hard use.

My GPU before that was a used GTX 580 for $110, and before that was a used Radeon HD 4850 for $37. I can't see myself paying $400-600 for a GPU to play games, so over $1000 sounds ludicrous. It makes me sad to see how much money people are willing to spend mostly just to say they have the latest and greatest things. I don't play many new AAA games so probably 90% of the stuff I play won't even push my 8 year old GPU that hard.

I decided to skip the 30 series since I was happy with my 2060S (and saw no need to pay the silly prices). Looks like I might be skipping the 40 series too. My current PC cost just over £2000 ($2275) and does what needs done - I don't see the point in paying more than half that again for graphical power that I don't need.

Maybe if the price hits levels become less stupid in a year or two, I might think about it. It really is starting to look like Nvidia are trying to price themselves out of business :p

Still happy with my vastly overpriced 2080. Still remembering the time their 2080 Super was slightly better and significantly cheaper than the 2080.

I was planning on upgrading my 1080 Ti.

Then I see 4080 (the real one) pricing in Europe is €1469. What the fuck. I paid less than half that for a 1080 Ti on its release.

If AMD doesn't initiate pricing wars when they drop RDNA in November, the only realistic choice is to stare at Ebay and wait until 2nd hand 3080 drop down to £400, but it's probably going to take a while.

Nvidia ordered too much 3000 series cards hoping to throw them at miners, and now they and the AIBs are sitting on piles of it, still trying to sell them at the 2020 MSRP which is already higher than it should be. The mining boom is gone, demand fell down a cliff, and instead of dropping prices for the 3000 series and let 4000 take their place (like it happened with literally every generation in the last 10-20 years), they conjure up new, ridiculous price points. The fake 4080 12GB is just an insult.

Very disappointing, and very disgusting.

I don't crap money. Hard pass.

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Over priced ... Also massive power consumption... They want keep 3000 series GPUs cost high... Don't give them your money.

I hope used mining GPUs saturate the market and drive the prices of everything down before these are released next month. It would be nice if everyone boycotted these like we should have done with the 20 series when they drastically raised prices. Unfortunately people didn't care back then and they bought them anyway, plus the crypto miners bought a lot. Now that we are in a recession, maybe people will value their money more and stop overpaying for gaming components. If Nvidia needed to raise prices, they wouldn't be reporting record profits. They are just taking advantage of people that have no self control.