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AMD aims for "more accessible" pricing for their Radeon RX 9070 series graphics cards.

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Well the base version of the XT needs to be 650 and the non XT 550 or 575 depending but obviously we’re going to see higher prices upto 850 is my feeling cause nvidia are tbh outside of the 5090 bad ugrades and prices to me the series is a joke but if say you were on a 123 series well unless 4k I would go 4k series and get a better deal on price vs performance.
These have the potential but until i see it ill simply not believe it at all.
HUB have stated categorically that if these cards are over $600US they're DOA as none of their previous marketing has worked for them and if AMD fail this time when they have the biggest golden opportunity EVER they're finished. AMD can't afford to F this up!
Not that AMD will ever read this BUT they CANNOT keep doing as they've always done, it just won't cut it anymore, they must be super aggressive, because as sure as your backside points at the ground Ngreedia will just flood the market with 5070's as they're the same price as the 9070 then they'll release a super version that'll wipe the floor with the 9070XT, and people will once again flock to Ngreedia, it's how it's always been, they need to control the narrative from the get go where people just go the only GPU worth buying hands down is AMD!Then hwub need to come back to the real world. They don't get to demand things and set prices.
The world has changed a lot.
Sure I'd like to see them cheaper but I just don't think it's happening.
Thankfully for me 700 is my limit and has been for years so at least I know if one of mine dies out of warranty I'll be able to replace it.
The 1080ti was 699 I think.
It is fascinating to watch though, isn't it? The company that used the aggressive pricing tactics to take over the CPU market from the increasingly greedy Intel, seems unable to do the same with the GPU segment.Not that AMD will ever read this BUT they CANNOT keep doing as they've always done, it just won't cut it anymore, they must be super aggressive, because as sure as your backside points at the ground Ngreedia will just flood the market with 5070's as they're the same price as the 9070 then they'll release a super version that'll wipe the floor with the 9070XT, and people will once again flock to Ngreedia, it's how it's always been, they need to control the narrative from the get go where people just go the only GPU worth buying hands down is AMD!
It is fascinating to watch though, isn't it? The company that used the aggressive pricing tactics to take over the CPU market from the increasingly greedy Intel, seems unable to do the same with the GPU segment.
Not that AMD will ever read this BUT they CANNOT keep doing as they've always done, it just won't cut it anymore, they must be super aggressive, because as sure as your backside points at the ground Ngreedia will just flood the market with 5070's as they're the same price as the 9070 then they'll release a super version that'll wipe the floor with the 9070XT, and people will once again flock to Ngreedia, it's how it's always been, they need to control the narrative from the get go where people just go the only GPU worth buying hands down is AMD!
Dude do I want to pay less for an AMD card sure, but it's more than that, we really need a competitor and if they're unable to with hardware itself and lets face it that's difficult as both companies use TSMC, then they have to win in another way, and that's PRICE, Intel showed how it can work as all anyone could talk about after the release of the B580 was it and how great the price to performance and people wanted to buy the shit out of them, Intel dropped the ball massively as they had no stock and still don't, which drove up the price, otherwise they'd still be selling, this is AMD's golden moment if they get this right and it makes it harder for Ngreedia to respond cause lets face fact Jensen Huang isn't an idiot then they can genuinely gain some market share, and if done right due to Ngeedia making stupid mistakes with missing ROP's, burning cables ETC then people WILL be more willing to give AMD a crack and AMD if done right, with lots of stock, will have made that a no brainer.Dude I'm not being funny but the problem isn't AMD.
It's people like hwub. Demanding this and saying AMD need to do x y z.
The problem is they do not praise AMD enough. IE they always release cheaper GPUs that are often really good and cheaper yet none of those YouTube tossers dare stand up and say people are better off buying them.
No. Instead they get above their station and keep demanding AMD sell GPUs for far less than Nvidia. Why?
Reviewers get excited about the Arc B580 and quelle surprise they have been sold out ever since.
YouTube people are like the clap. Egos all inflated and act like they know everything.
Most reviewers think $550 for the XT and $400 for the non, is a price to make them sell well. All we can do though is see what AMD does.I think balance is needed, as bland as that sounds.
Those that are demanding $400 and $500 are being unreasonable. That's not gonna happen. They say that they will never buy anything above that, but push comes to shove and they'll cave. They've done it before and they'll do it again.
Those that are saying that $700 and $600 are probably being too lenient on AMD. I don't know where Alien is coming from because I feel like he's been one of the ones (like everyone) saying AMD need to come in guns blazing. I could be wrong though, and I'm not going back over old threads to prove myself wrong or right. Reality is, the methods AMD have been employing have not worked. Their situation has only worsened using their old tactics. If they want to regain market share, they need to be aggressive.
What distinguishes this is HOW aggressive.
$400 and $500 is absurd and won't happen (IMO).
$500 and $600 would be amazing but unlikely.
$550 and $650 would be acceptable and likely.
$600 and $650 would be would be ignorant.
$600-650 and $700 would be DOA.
Somewhere in the middle is both aggressive AND reasonable. That's where I personally think AMD are going to aim for. The extreme views I've seen from people are just that--extreme. Consumers think they know everything, but they don't.