NVIDIA might reduce graphic card prices after releasing quarterly results
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wavetrex
They will sell jack squat starting 21 days from now.
(edited for grammar)
schmidtbag
If the 4000 series ends up being underwhelming and the 3000 series still hovers around release-day MSRP then yeah, they're not going to sell anything.
wavetrex
I was actually talking about this: https://forums.guru3d.com/threads/crypto-meltdown.442990/page-14#post-6045325
scoter man1
Seeing how the absolute cheapest 3000 series card I could buy right now is a $350 RTX3060, they're gonna have to make things more enticing than that. Any of the other steps up still appear to be $600+ which is a definite nope.
Jujubee
They can make it cheaper by reducing the box packaging.
Mufflore
A retrospective reduction refund would be nice too 🙂
fantaskarsef
I honestly don't know, I don't see this happening. Even if Nvidia "drops (MSRP) prices", that means nothing for street prices at all.
TheDeeGee
I "might" have bought a 3000 series card if the prices wern't tripled.
Too late, too little campaign much?
TheDeeGee
For people with a 2000 and 1000 series the 4000 will be a go anyways.
It will be for me atleast.
mackintosh
1000 series, definitely. 2000 series? That's a tougher sell and will likely be street price dependent.
tsunami231
only if prices are not stupid and wattage isnt as stupid. my 1070ti works fine still for what i play, anything over 200 tdp isnt happen and anything more then 350~400 probably isnt happen either atlest not for me
bobnewels
People are predicting GPU price crash(doom and gloom everywhere)
So just buy when the crash happens in a couple months at lowest prices. RTX 3xxx cards will still work fine and you will have a pleasure PC gaming at max details.
RTX 3090Ti -$600-$700
RTX 3090 - $400-$500
RTX 3080 -$250-$300
BLEH!
Hopefully this will force AMD's hand and cause a reduction in 6K series as well. I'd love a 6800, but I ain't paying over the odds for one.
mackintosh
Nearly all the current GPUs I've looked at - in fact, I think all except for the 3090Ti - are still above their MSRPs. I wouldn't consider buying any of them a good deal. Sure, street prices have declined by over 50% in some instances, but they are still higher than they should be, even if we factor in inflation.
TheDeeGee
I'm aiming for a RTX 4060 anyways, and i highly doubt that's gonna be 300 watt, maybe 220, which is fine.
In the end i can't wait forever, my 1070 is on it's last legs as i want to move to 1440p.
tsunami231
eh 1440p work fine 60fps for game i still play, Though i would not mind 4060 if it like $350 give or take, but would still want it under 200 watts,
Think only game that gave me issue at 1440p was hellblade, that didnt even keep 60 fps at 1080p, though think those were engine issues
H83
I wouldn`t mind buying a 3000 or a 6000 series card if i could find one with good price but they continue expensive as hell...
