Thursday, July 14th 2022
NVIDIA to Introduce Official High-End RTX 30-series Price Cuts
NVIDIA is working with its board partners to introduce price-cuts for the higher-end of its GeForce RTX 30-series "Ampere" graphics cards, in addition to game bundles. This would see the flagship GeForce RTX 3090 Ti drop in price from $1,999 to $1,499, a 25% price-cut. The RTX 3090 (non-Ti) sees its price cut from $1,499 down to $1,299, or a 13.3% cut. The RTX 3080 Ti slides from $1,199 down to $1,099, an 8.3% cut. The RTX 3080 12 GB will finally be available at or below its MSRP of $799, while remaining inventories of the original RTX 3080 10 GB sticks to $699.
In addition to these price-cuts, NVIDIA is bundling "Ghostwire Tokyo" and "DOOM Eternal" Year One Pass (base game + two DLCs), with these cards as part of a game bundle. NVIDIA is competing with not just a sudden drop in demand stemming from the crypto-currency mining crash; but also crypto miners flooding the market with used cards.
Sources:
Benchlife.info, VideoCardz
In addition to these price-cuts, NVIDIA is bundling "Ghostwire Tokyo" and "DOOM Eternal" Year One Pass (base game + two DLCs), with these cards as part of a game bundle. NVIDIA is competing with not just a sudden drop in demand stemming from the crypto-currency mining crash; but also crypto miners flooding the market with used cards.
129 Comments on NVIDIA to Introduce Official High-End RTX 30-series Price Cuts
*Again, this has little to do with Nvidia directly, as they don't make cards. This was almost exclusively on AIBs. Nvidia's (and AMD's for that matter) only sin was they could not output as many GPUs as the market needed.
That is not happening in my country. Neither do I see good prices in amazon (germany nor poland). So for now. Still pass.
Their evil deeds should not go unpunished. Let the shareholders suffer!
Considering the product is already nearing its EOL, and also including a price market price markdown for all the frigging walled garden technologies they force on their users calling them "exlusive features" instead of embracing some common open standards for the sake of interoperability
This could be a market intelligence move. Whether response is hot or tepid can help inform part of its 40-series launch and/or initial pricing strategies.
(The only thing cooked in the Nvidia show kitchen is what its leadership believes will maximize its shareholder value. It's unfortunate, but to mix metaphors, that's how the new GPU cookie crumbles, yeah?)
I'm definitely not gonna pay anything more or just buy AMD instead, more over if it really team red is going to be more energy efficient as it seems so far.
64 bit = Better than Intel crap but still..crap
128bit = It's like a chihuahua in a room of German Shepherds that still thinks it can do things...
192bit = Look at me, I'm not entirely useless!
256bit = Let's do this thing!
384bit = I am not a marketing gimmick!
512bit = I am totally a marketing gimmick...
1024bit = Jabba the Hutt
boogeyman"Ngreedia" will come for your money in your sleep lol.Somehow despite the vocal minority, I don't think they'll have all that many issues continuing to move stock.
A pox upon both their houses.