Tuesday, September 8th 2020
Various Custom RTX 3080 and RTX 3090 Graphics Cards Priced in Germany
The $1,499 "starting price" of the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3090 is beginning to look a lot less suggestive, as pricing of custom-design RTX 3090 and RTX 3080 graphics cards surfaced on German e-tailer Caseking.de. Prices of some of the higher trim custom RTX 3090 cards can be as high as 1,719€, including taxes, which converts to a little over $2,024 (USD, without taxes), making pre-announcement speculation of custom RTX 3090 being effectively "$2,000 cards" a lot more credible.
That said, the cheapest custom RTX 3090 we could spot in this selection goes for about 1,576€ including taxes ($1,855). Much like its MSRP, the RTX 3090 is on average 50% pricier than the RTX 2080 Ti. Prices of custom-design RTX 3080, on the other hand, are closer to what custom-design RTX 2080 went for at launch. The cheapest custom-design RTX 3080 can be had for around 756€ including taxes ($890), and the pricier ones going for 804€ including taxes ($950). It's important to note here, that prices on US retailers are quoted without taxes, whereas the EU enforces prices to be quoted inclusive of taxes.
Source:
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That said, the cheapest custom RTX 3090 we could spot in this selection goes for about 1,576€ including taxes ($1,855). Much like its MSRP, the RTX 3090 is on average 50% pricier than the RTX 2080 Ti. Prices of custom-design RTX 3080, on the other hand, are closer to what custom-design RTX 2080 went for at launch. The cheapest custom-design RTX 3080 can be had for around 756€ including taxes ($890), and the pricier ones going for 804€ including taxes ($950). It's important to note here, that prices on US retailers are quoted without taxes, whereas the EU enforces prices to be quoted inclusive of taxes.
70 Comments on Various Custom RTX 3080 and RTX 3090 Graphics Cards Priced in Germany
Meanwhile, everyone else that really matters spends $500-800 on a good IPS 1440p monitor that can benefit from the 3070 after we ditch our 1080ti's. The 3080 is there to make everyone spend more, or to cater to the 4K 120fps group on $1k+ monitors that dont exist yet.
I'm prob wrong
The 5700XT costs 30% more than what I paid for just at the beginning of the lockdown.
I think January/February of next year would be a smarter time to upgrade.
so you are saying that current ryzen cpu should cost as much as intel cpu on pre-ryzen era because it can do some heavy lifting as Xeon and Core X did?
This being said, 3090 is still not the full chip, as its missing some shaders.
This leaves room for 3090 Ti, and with a bit more mature process, full chip, a bit better clock, and a custom design to the max, (iGame Kudan like) that will be the card to get.
And maybe, maybe 48GB memory.
Otherwise, it doesn't look so bad.
So you are saying that 3090 is a Titan top NV card and yet you expect to have 3090 TI which will be higher tier? Listen to yourself dude, You are lost in this NV crap and you don't even think about what you are writing.Well the guy above says 3090 is a Titan. I do think, this 3090 is ridiculous in price for something that is designed for gaming.
980ti was 650, while there was actual competition from a Fury X.
This was five years ago. So over half a decade, you get what, some 130% more FPS for your dollar.
Then came 1080ti. Again 700 MSRP. That's one gen later, and you're getting 60-70% more FPS for your dollar compared to 980ti.
Despite a total lack of competition.
You can point me to an example on CPU where such jumps happen every generation. The last decade we had only two of those moments: Sandy Bridge, and Zen. First on IPC, then on core count. And they all did include a price hike, too. AMD just matched Intel's stack which was overpriced for years - with virtually no real perf gains.
I'm not seeing the price hike here honestly.
Yes there is a 3090 at an astronomical price tag... so what? The rest of the stack is going to land in a very decent region of pricing, especially for its performance compared to last gen.
Note that Nvidia also sold a Titan X during those 980ti days that was priced at 1K.
With the performance/price landing in an good region I'd still wait till these come out.
But let's be honest. The Titan equivalent has always been a 'fools and money parting'-product. Cue the 2080ti, which has lost 60-75% of its value overnight. I really don't mind those products, its an early adopters tax that I'm never going to pay, to each their own, right?
Also... you weren't just talking about the 3090. You were making a point, saying 'where you are going with this'... its pretty clear where you went and it doesn't make sense as I showed you with the above examples. Call a spade a spade, please.
You can use your freakin' GPU how you want. The 3090 is the definition of jack of all trades and master of almost all, it should do pretty much every task you throw at it and do it faster; Gaming, 4K/8K Video editing, Rendering and many other professional tasks.
There's a lot of value in that card, maybe you should look at it a bit differently?
And yes, there will be a full chip, probably named 3090ti with higher specs.
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They officially compared it with the last gen Titan. Just accept you were wrong and move on.
i already see owners of 3090 1700eur and their look in eyes when a 500eur 4070 comes out for what 500 eur? lmao just buy it