WYP
News Guru
Nvidia's reportedly launching this GPU in January to stomp Intel.
Read more about Nvidia's rumoured RTX 3090 Ti graphics card.
Read more about Nvidia's rumoured RTX 3090 Ti graphics card.
It looks like Nvidia's working on an RTX 3090 Ti - A new RTX Flagship
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WillSK
Active member
I hate to think. There are still cars with 1 year + waiting lists because of chip shortages. The cost of these things at the moment is ridiculous
KingNosser
Well-known member
It's easily be a 2k card at least in msrp the price they will actually go for who knows might need two wallets for that, i've avoided so much of the stress with my card and how i got it, but the prices are disgusting these days.
Tom Sunday
New member
The Waiting Game
Perhaps I can buy the 3090 TI in 2023 for a MSRP at $4000. Considering that prices in general will go up! And if the chip shortage prevails I need to get a second job.
Perhaps I can buy the 3090 TI in 2023 for a MSRP at $4000. Considering that prices in general will go up! And if the chip shortage prevails I need to get a second job.
I will hazard a guess at £1800 MSRP but more likely those who buy one will pay well over £3500.
The 3090 is supposed to be what £1400 for the "Founders Edition" and then the Aftermarket card's would be around £1600+ but from what I can see you are looking at £2500 for a 3090 and that is a PNY card of all cards on air, with the Zotac Pre-Blocked 3090 being £2400.
This has nothing to do with "Stomping Intel" this is purely because they have chips available and want to sell them.
Intel will not as much as I want them to for the sake of competition, but Intel will not compete at the high end unless they have a miracle card for what I believe is there first "Dedicated GPU".
The 3090 is supposed to be what £1400 for the "Founders Edition" and then the Aftermarket card's would be around £1600+ but from what I can see you are looking at £2500 for a 3090 and that is a PNY card of all cards on air, with the Zotac Pre-Blocked 3090 being £2400.
This has nothing to do with "Stomping Intel" this is purely because they have chips available and want to sell them.
Intel will not as much as I want them to for the sake of competition, but Intel will not compete at the high end unless they have a miracle card for what I believe is there first "Dedicated GPU".
Deadtroopers
Member
A fool and their money... If you buy one (f it actually happens) you might as well have "Sucker" stamped on your forehead.
Excalabur50
Well-known member
If true they've got a bloody hide they still haven't fulfilled orders of 3080's that people have been waiting for, for over a year!
AngryGoldfish
Old N Gold
Why? There are hyper expensive products in almost every area of business, finance, and economics. That must mean that ALL of these products are for suckers, which is not just silly but also rude.
Think of it this way: if you earned £100k per year in your job and you had a choice between a 250g bag of £5 coffee that's been roasted two months ago on a shelf at Lidl, or a 250g bag of the rarest most delicious coffee that was roasted fresh just a few days ago for £30 by your favourite local roastery, which would you buy? If you liked coffee and earned £100k per year, you'd probably buy the £30 bag. A £15 bag would taste delicious too and be ethically sourced and roasted in your area, but you have the money for the even better stuff so you pay it. That's perfectly logical to me. That's what I'd do.
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NeverBackDown
AMD Enthusiast
People can spend their money how they want. If it's not smart to many people then fine but if it is doable for them then why not let them be happy.
Dawelio
Active member
In the end, what people may spend their money on, is their choice. Doesn't make them a sucker, dumb or anything like that.
I spend money on PC parts, some do on cars, some do on motorcycles, some do on figures. Whatever the case may be, it's your money at the end of the day and you do what you want with it.
It's no ones business what you do with your own money frankly.
P.S. Didn't mean to direct this at you NBD, I was just adding to what you wrote basically, seeing as getting fed up with all of the money stuff in this thread.
Dawelio
Active member
True, but in the end, that's the current pricing of said product and it's their money.
NeverBackDown
AMD Enthusiast
While true, it does give more room for competition to slide in and undercut for a more mainstream price point.
Dicehunter
Resident Newb
I'm in 2 minds about this, While yes it is a silly product for gamers as there's already very little between a 3080 and 3090 when it comes to raw numbers in games so an extra 2% isn't going to make a real difference.
Having said that.... I can see why Nvidia are doing it so they can say -
"Look we have the pinnacle of gaming power"
That part I get but at the same time they are also shooting themselves in the foot as this is basically an A6000 with half the memory and an A6000 sells for $5000 USD where as this will likely have an MSP of around $2000 USD ? That's a big step down just to say they have the cream of the crop as their A series cards sell like hot cakes in the professional world.
Having said that.... I can see why Nvidia are doing it so they can say -
"Look we have the pinnacle of gaming power"
That part I get but at the same time they are also shooting themselves in the foot as this is basically an A6000 with half the memory and an A6000 sells for $5000 USD where as this will likely have an MSP of around $2000 USD ? That's a big step down just to say they have the cream of the crop as their A series cards sell like hot cakes in the professional world.
This is Dices way of saying "im selling my HoF 3080Ti and getting the 3090Ti when it hits the shelves"
looz
Active member
It's a halo product for marketing departments and if you have to think twice about spending a couple thousand on hardware, the product probably isn't for you.
It's deep in diminishing returns - though in today's market if you manage to snag one at MSRP I guess it's halfway sensible.
It's deep in diminishing returns - though in today's market if you manage to snag one at MSRP I guess it's halfway sensible.
Deadtroopers
Member
So I'm rude. So sue me. 
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