Nvidia RTX 3060 Ti 3DMARK Benchmarks Leak - Better than RTX 2080 Super

[WYP]

Nvidia's RTX 3060 Ti looks like a great mid-range offering.



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[AngryGoldfish]

I wonder will stock be better for a midrange chip since yields should be improved.

[smilertoo]

nvidia should have shocked everyone and released it at $199, they know there will be no stock and what there is will be sold by scalpers pushing the price back upto $399. Even the shops are increasing all the prices to stupid levels.

[looz]

Originally Posted by smilertoo

nvidia should have shocked everyone and released it at $199, they know there will be no stock and what there is will be sold by scalpers pushing the price back upto $399. Even the shops are increasing all the prices to stupid levels.

So they'd give up on 200 dollars of profit per card? Interesting tactic.

[AngryGoldfish]

Nvidia or any company isn't going to undercharge if they care about their market value and brand name. Companies selling stuff on Wish or knock-offs on Amazon don't care about brand loyalty or a name; they sell large amounts of discounted stock to earn their money. Nvidia, AMD, ASUS, Intel, MSI, they all sell at a premium because they don't want anyone to think they are not the best of the best. Even if they could sell for less, if they can charge more and sell fewer units they will, at least in many sectors of the PC hardware market such as the high-end.

[AlienALX]

It's not gone unnoticed on me how many pre built PCs you can get now with 30 series in. It seems the system integrators now have a reasonably decent supply.

Which leads me onto this. Which will be in huge demand by said system integrators, probably for £1000 PCs which are hugely popular.

I still reckon it will be well into next year before you can score these easily.

[ImprovizoR]

It will cost between 560 and 585 EUR depending on the model, in my neck of the woods where VAT is 21%.