Skipping the 4000 Series might be a good idea????

Graphically challenged just showed what the MSRP of the 4000 series premium cards will be at
This is getting ridiculous for a Top Tier GPU

solarstarshines said:

Graphically challenged just showed what the MSRP of the 4000 series premium cards will be at
This is getting ridiculous for a Top Tier GPU

4060ti and below isnt bad. above that, well if you got money to burn, burn it, but i wont pay that

tomdsr said:

4060ti and below isnt bad. above that, well if you got money to burn, burn it, but i wont pay that

You know those prices won't stick but good try though lol

solarstarshines said:

You know those prices won't stick but good try though lol

Nice try at what? We wont know actual prices till then. I based my reply on what the current speculation is.

tomdsr said:

Nice try at what? We wont know actual prices till then. I based my reply on what the current speculation is.

They will most likely still be higher due to chip shortages ect .
This is what they assume it will start at and we all know for the last 2 Gen Prices have been gawd awful

Those are "predictions". I'm skeptical that an RTX 4090 would list for $3k. Street price under the current conditions, who knows?

Looks like prices have come down since I last checked. The eBay scalpers appear to have sold brand new RTX 3090s for less than $2k.

bobkn said:

Those are "predictions". I'm skeptical that an RTX 4090 would list for $3k. Street price under the current conditions, who knows?

Looks like prices have come down since I last checked. The eBay scalpers appear to have sold brand new RTX 3090s for less than $2k.

Dont be too surprised, the 4090 could be the titan of that line

Kol12 said:

More expensive and more powerful. I heard a rumor that the Nvidia 4000 series are only going to get more power hungry. And I thought the idea of shrinking the node was better power efficiency.

Over 400w currently my 3090 takes up to 385-395w lol so i mean it's already there