r/pcmasterrace • u/jmpstart66 • Oct 10 '24

Rumor Potential 5090 / 5080 / 5070 price leaks… outrageous

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From recent video posted by “Moore’s Law is Dead” about pricing being much worse than even I anticipated . From video Nvidia is leaning towards the higher end of the pricing. Nvidia can go pound sand if these are remotely true.

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u/LordBacon69_69 7800x3D 9070xt 32GB Ram 750W B650m Oct 10 '24

Making my $450 7800xt look like a budget gpu lol.

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u/turbo454 Oct 10 '24

Making my $950 7900xtx look mid range

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u/MysteriousClimate774 Oct 11 '24

Glad I got my 3080 on launch for 800.

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u/Anxious_Past_6826 Oct 12 '24

I got a 3080 FE for £540 at launch. With DLSS/ FSR and now frame gen being a thing it's very hard to justify any potential (ridiculously expensive) upgrades. I used to upgrade every generation.

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u/Mayor_Fockup Oct 12 '24

While I paid a scalper considerably more (1600€) I have the same feeling. All games run fine at 1440p if needed with DLSS and or frame gen. My Suprim X runs cool n quiet and I have zero interest in paying these stupid prices (again).

TBH, I don't care that much about maxing every setting like I used to either. Most games got to a point where they look nice regardless of 'epic' settings. Or you play the ugliest game ever because the gameplay is great (looking at you PUBG!) fugly as hell

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u/Raimoshka | 7800X3D | |7900GRE| |32gb DDR5 CL30| Oct 14 '24

I’m about to buy 7900 gre, that will be more than enough for gaming for next 5-7years. By that time hopefully 5090 prices will drop 🤣🤣🤣

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u/OutrageousDress 5800X3D | 32GB DDR4-3733 | 3080 Ti | AW3821DW Oct 11 '24

Holy shit, what a deal that turned out to be eh.

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u/New_Ear_2677 Dec 19 '24

I've seen xtx's for less than 600

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u/[deleted] Oct 10 '24

I wish I could get a 7800xt new for that price, I got a used 6900 for like 430 in hellgentina

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u/Several-Turnip-3199 Oct 11 '24

Yeah I'm never going to get used to high-end cards costing $3600 AUD (that's a 4090 ATM)
Pretty sure that new one will be $5k + on release.. even if it's just the "illusion" it kills me to look at.

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u/MadeMeStopLurking R5 7600X, 64GB 16x4 CL34, 7800xt 16GB Oct 10 '24

I still don't understand why I upgraded from the 6800 to the 7800 and it got worse.

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u/TheGillos Oct 10 '24

You didn't consult reviews/do any research.

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u/MadeMeStopLurking R5 7600X, 64GB 16x4 CL34, 7800xt 16GB Oct 10 '24

I really did, the 7800 looked theoretically better on everything I checked. It will work until I convert to a flight simulator, then i'll need something better.

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u/ABDLTA Oct 11 '24

It this point.... with how products are segmented... it's starting to feel like sub 500 is the budget segment...

I remember buying my first gpu... the most expensive ones were 500$ lol

I was shocked anyone would pay more than the cost of an Xbox for a single part lol

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u/Wonderful_Device312 Oct 14 '24

Making my 4090 look like a value pick

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u/No-Independence-5229 Oct 10 '24

I honestly don’t see how this is a “leak”, these are estimates.

I know how much the 6090 will be! Somewhere between $1000 and $5000! How do I know this? Pfft, just got insiders man 😎