News Custom RTX 3090 Ti Costs 66% More Than RTX 3090 In Europe

[Admin]

Swiss retailer lists MSI's GeForce RTX 3090 Ti Suprim X for the equivalent of $4,022 and the RTX 3090 Ti Gaming X Trio at $3,932.

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[RodroX]

Well thats no problem, miners and rich people don't care about price at all.

 

[VforV]

I would not pay more than $1000 for the 3090 Ti.

And $900 for 3090, $800 for 3080 Ti and $750 for the 3080 12GB. They do no deserve more.

Anything above $1000 for a gaming GPU (all of them are Geforce branded, not Titan, not Quadro/A whatever for pro/server market) is scummy scalping and those paying anything above that price have more money than sense and are directly responsible for encouraging and supporting these ludicrous prices. They started doing that with the aberrant 2080 Ti at $1200, look where we are now...

Expect Lovelace to reach $5000 prices and 600W (or maybe 700W) power consumption.

 

[sizzling]

I would not pay more than $1000 for the 3090 Ti.

And $900 for 3090, $800 for 3080 Ti and $750 for the 3080 12GB. They do no deserve more.

Anything above $1000 for a gaming GPU (all of them are Geforce branded, not Titan, not Quadro/A whatever for pro/server market) is scummy scalping and those paying anything above that price have more money than sense and are directly responsible for encouraging and supporting these ludicrous prices. They started doing that with the aberrant 2080 Ti at $1200, look where we are now...

Agreed. I am quite concerned about next generation pricing, I expect a significant jump in MSRP for each tier. We already saw current generation revise MSRP upwards. I know MSRP is currently meaningless but normal will be when MSRP reflects reality again. The big problem will be shareholder expectations for NVIDIA, AMD and board partners. My experience from working in a FTSE100 company is shareholders don’t like revenues/profits going back down after an abnormal high even when they are warned repeatedly. I saw this when our revenues bumped about 30% YoY due to FX on international operations. The pressure from shareholders plus a market that has continued to sell exceptionally high volume at equally exceptionally high prices has shown a market acceptance of prices and trend I think these companies will try and continue to capitalise on.