Friday, July 5th 2019

Confirmed: AMD to Cut RX 5700-series Prices at Launch

AMD in a Facebook post late Friday confirmed that its Radeon RX 5700 series graphics cards will launch at reduced prices compared to what it announced at its E3-2019 product announcement. The Radeon RX 5700 XT will have a reduced MSRP of USD $399, which puts it on par with that of the GeForce RTX 2060 Super. The Radeon RX 5700 will cost $50 less, at $349, which puts its price on par with the original RTX 2060. The commemorative limited-edition RX 5700 XT AMD 50th Anniversary Edition is now reduced to $449. AMD didn't announce any changes to the two cards' launch bundle that include a 3-month Xbox Game Pass for PC.

Commenting on the development, AMD said "We embrace competition, which drives innovation to the benefit of gamers. In that spirit, we are updating the pricing of our Radeon RX 5700 Series graphics cards, launching July 7." The company added "We know that gamers will be thrilled once they have the opportunity to experience the amazing performance, stunning visual fidelity and highly responsive gameplay these new graphics cards provide. Making history on 7/7 as the first company to launch gaming CPUs and GPUs together - the first in 7nm and PCIe 4.0 - is all about pushing the ultimate gaming experience forward for as many gamers as possible."
Source: AMD (Facebook)
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102 Comments on Confirmed: AMD to Cut RX 5700-series Prices at Launch

#1
TheOne
I'm interested in seeing the reviews for these as well as the Ryzen 3000 series.
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#2
btarunr
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TheOneI'm interested in seeing the reviews for these as well as the Ryzen 3000 series.
Sunday :)
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#3
Xzibit
The commemorative limited-edition RX 5700 XT AMD 50th Anniversary Edition doesn't budge from its $499 price.
@btarunr you realize the picture has the 50th anni edition at $449
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#4
Zareek
That was quick...
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#6
lexluthermiester
btarunrSunday :)
That would have to happen on a day I have to work and have no internet access..
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#8
EarthDog
dlgh7With the comment from Scott Herkelman makes me think AMD planned this all along.
What's the over/under on the number of times this gets posted in the forums? :p

Were at 3 so far...!


As I said, they need to focus on their products, not marketing tricky and reindeer games.
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#9
TesterAnon
They still sound expensive honestly, specially since they are blower cards.
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#10
dlgh7
EarthDogWhat's the over/under on the number of times this gets posted in the forums? :p

Were at 3 so far...!


As I said, they need to focus on their products, not marketing tricky and reindeer games. Frickin cue ball. Lol
As a GTX 970 owner I am happy to have some competition finally and being on a 4th gen core i5 I feel like it is finally time to probably go full on new pc. Ram prices are way down. SSD prices are way down. Ryzen 3000 cpu's will be out PCI-E 4 is launching with it. Seems like a good place to jump into the platform.
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#11
TheRainMakerD
lexluthermiesterThat would have to happen on a day I have to work and have no internet access..
Do you not have smartphone? or anyone at work does not have smartphones?
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#12
bszalman
btarunrSunday :)
Sunday at what time exactly? The NDA..
I'm on GMT + 7 region.. :(
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#13
lexluthermiester
TheRainMakerDDo you not have smartphone? or anyone at work does not have smartphones?
One of my jobs disallows any internet connection that is not strictly for work use and disallows personal use of work devices. Use of personal devices is also strictly disallowed. Par for the course at that job.
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#16
jesdals
well trow in a X3800 at 300 dollar and im happy
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#17
z1n0x
Still 50$ too expensive!
They are late to the market, perceived as having less features ( FPS halving trace, DeepBlur), Radeon mindshare is low, they should be trying to win people again with great deals not trying to milk off the gate.
nVidia have big dies and inflated stock prices based on huge margins, they can't afford a price war, that's where AMD should be hitting.
Great perf/$ that was your GPU game for quite a while AMD and it will continue to be for the foreseeable future.
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#18
B-Real
Very nice, a welcome move.
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#19
ypsylon
Not a good sign and much of faith in the product then.

That's terrible thing to do before launch in one day, week after - yeah I get it. Clearly Radeon marketing itself as value brand because in consumer space AMD is nowhere. NVidia can squeeze us more with next gen despite official minimal price drop with Turing rev.2. If they release 2080TiS price will probably stay where it is because there is no reason to cut it.
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#20
TheLostSwede
News Editor
btarunrSunday :)
bszalmanSunday at what time exactly? The NDA..
I'm on GMT + 7 region.. :(
15:00 European Summer Time
09:00 US Eastern Time
20:00 GMT +7
EarthDogAs I said, they need to focus on their products, not marketing tricky and reindeer games.
But reindeer is so tasty...
z1n0xStill 50$ too expensive!
They are late to the market, perceived as having less features ( FPS halving trace, DeepBlur), Radeon mindshare is low, they should be trying to win people again with great deals not trying to milk off the gate.
nVidia have big dies and inflated stock prices based on huge margins, they can't afford a price war, that's where AMD should be hitting.
Great perf/$ that was your GPU game for quite a while AMD and it will continue to be for the foreseeable future.
Give it a quarter and we might get there if sales aren't good...
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#21
GreiverBlade
ohhhh, then a RX 5700 XT will be welcome along a R5 3600 (and a X570 since the price reduction will make that "OHHHH THE HORROR HEDT PRICED LINEUP" in line with budget... )


now now .... just waiting my retailer to list them ... :laugh:
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#22
Fourstaff
RTX 2060 Super is at the $400 mark, we should expect 5700XT to either equal or just beat it?
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#23
TheLostSwede
News Editor
Looks like the cheapest price here for a PowerColor AXRX 5700 8GBD6-M3DH is the equivalent of US$375, with most RX 5700's going for $385.

The cheapest RX 5700XT seems to be PowerColour again, with the AXRX 5700XT 8GBD6-M3DH for US$423 and the average price for an RX 5700XT being US$436.

That's 5% VAT plus about 5% for the middle man, not too bad.

For comparison, the cheapest RTX 2060 is an Asus card for $320 and the cheapest RTX 2070 being a Zotac card for US$449.
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#24
NC37
Heh, took AMD to threaten with Navi for NV to release the actual legit 2060, not the gimped version using a midrange chip. Super...pfft. Those are just the models NV would have released had AMD been competing from the start.
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#25
springs113
dlgh7With the comment from Scott Herkelman makes me think AMD planned this all along.
I honestly believed this and reiterated this to one of my friends the whole time. As far as I can recall, AMD usually don't reveal their prices so early, in fact no company I can think of does this without looking for a reaction from its competitor. I think it was all too get nVidia to show its hand and it worked like a charm(if you're looking from this perspective of course). I still think these cards would be great at $300 and$350 price segment.
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