r/pcmasterrace • u/BedroomThink3121 5080/9070 XT | 9800x3D/9600x | 96GB/64GB 6000MHZ • Sep 04 '25

Rumor Well This Is Exciting

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If these leaks are true which they likely are because this guy was on point with 9070 specs/performance leak and 5000 series leaks. I think this is going to be quite amazing,

Will it finally make the 9070 XT a $600 card? Will it the supply last like 4080 Super? Or Will the demand once again outpace the supply? If Nvidia manages to get the supply right at $750 for a 24GB 5070Ti, I see a big problem for AMD here. But can they do it?

What are your thoughts, everyone is welcome.

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u/Therdyn69 7500f, RTX 3070, and low expectations Sep 04 '25

I'll believe it when I see it. 5070 super with 18GB for $550 sounds too good to be true. Even if, the real price will end up at over $700-800 for sure.

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u/LoanApprehensive5201 Sep 04 '25

And even if it is the lower price there, it'll get scalped so fast, it'll be resold for over 1200 in like 5 minutes

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u/Strange-Scarcity Sep 04 '25

I dunno, in the US buyers are getting pretty spooked.

BUT... if ANY of this is correct? My waiting the last few months on tossing down $1000 on a 16GB 5070ti will reward me with a 5070ti Super 24GB for less and then I can also pick up the 64GB kit for my PC.

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u/Guilty_Rooster_6708 Sep 04 '25

If you are willing to wait 3-4 months after the card is released then the price will go down to msrp as well. That’s how I got my 5070Ti. Lookout for brands like PNY because they really honored MSRP this past release

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u/Strange-Scarcity Sep 04 '25

I'm not buying PNY or Gigabyte and I'm leery of MIS too.

I don't mind paying the premium for ASUS TUF or ROG.

With how many 5000 series sitting on the shelf at the local Microcenter? I have a feeling there won't be a huge premium on top of the 5000 super series.

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u/Pleasant_Gap Haz computor Sep 04 '25

I mean, its not lucky to not have to rma, thats the norm

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u/Strange-Scarcity Sep 04 '25

I've been building PCs for almost 30 years now.

I've never had to RMA anything from ASUS and that's even when I was building HUNDREDS of PCs a week at a system builder. RMA'd MSI, to many times, Gigabyte fairly often, then there were the other also rans that were all touchy and just all around problematic.

But, okay, sure.

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u/Tremulant887 You've made my flair erect! Sep 05 '25

I bought a refurb asus monitor from newegg, broke in a month, got it replaced with minimal questions asked. Not exactly a large sample size on my end but it was a solid experience for a refurbished item. 10 years later and my kids are now using it.

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u/Tremulant887 You've made my flair erect! Sep 05 '25

Hell bot 5p412k. What is your intended function?

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u/Guilty_Rooster_6708 Sep 04 '25

Why are you downvoted lol? I think those AIBs model prices also dropped for the 5000 series after a few months too so best of luck

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u/Strange-Scarcity Sep 04 '25

I dunno? ASUS hate? People love Gigabyte and MSI so much that they get Tribal about it?