Monday, April 17th 2023
NVIDIA to Target $450 Price-point with GeForce RTX 4060 Ti
NVIDIA is preparing its fifth GeForce RTX 40-series "Ada" graphics card launch in May 2023, with the GeForce RTX 4060 Ti. Red Gaming Tech reports that the company could target the USD $450 price-point with this SKU, putting it $150 below the recently launched RTX 4070, and $350 below the RTX 4070 Ti. The RTX 4060 Ti is expect to nearly max-out the 5 nm "AD106" silicon, the same one that powers the RTX 4070 Laptop GPU. While the notebook chip maxes it out, featuring all 4,608 CUDA cores physically present across its 36 SM, the desktop RTX 4060 Ti will be slightly cut down, featuring 34 SM, which work out to 4,352 CUDA cores. The "AD106" silicon features a 128-bit wide memory interface, and NVIDIA is expected to use conventional 18 Gbps-rated GDDR6 memory chips. The design goal behind the RTX 4060 Ti could be to beat the previous-generation RTX 3070, and to sneak up on the RTX 3070 Ti, while offering greater energy efficiency, and new features such as DLSS 3.
Source:
Red Gaming Tech (YouTube)
237 Comments on NVIDIA to Target $450 Price-point with GeForce RTX 4060 Ti
It's as if they don't live in this world or at least in some alternative reality.
Sorry guys, but at this point those who buy these cards for that much and support NgreedIA are the biggest idiots!!!!
Slowly even their worst card costs twice as much as it is worth. I wish they would drown in the amount of money that the many miners and scalpers are collected for them! :cool:
2060 Super $400
3060 Ti $400
4060 Ti $450
Yup, prices are definitely going up.
We the customer have shown that cards sell at insane prices and now he wants to maintain those margins even at the cost of throughput because he knows sooner or later we all need to upgrade and he now knows that AMD will position itself according to his pricing so no concerns with AMD.
Neither will he let the market collapse he will alter pricing as required making as much profit as possible every step of the way and will continue to be able to do this as long as he dominates the market.
They went the way of RT, that is the explanation for current prices. RT needs a lot of hardware to be somewhat workable. Lots of hardware means big dies. Big dies are expensive. The problem is we got hit by Covid and supply issues, exceptional demand for silicone, all at once. And that send everything into chaos.
We, as customers, have out share of blame in this: we bought video cards at the new prices, showing AMD and Nvidia those prices are acceptable. In a duopoly/oligopoly, the market has little influence. We can opt not to buy, that's the only thing we can do. And we didn't do that.
www.techspot.com/article/2661-vram-8gb-vs-16gb/
As long as there are new and exciting games in the PC market, as long as graphics for PCs are clearly superior to console graphics, as long as people can easily pirate PC games, there will always be a market for GPUs, even $1600 GPUs.
And if PC gaming dies, Nvidia will come out with Android gaming consoles. Full Nvidia hardware for everyone to enjoy. You really thing they don't have options? until 5 years ago I was expecting Nvidia to get squished by Intel and AMD, because both Intel and AMD can also offer CPUs to OEMs, meaning much better prices in APUs or combinations of CPUs and GPUs. I was clearly wrong. Nvidia is a company looking far ahead and you can be sure that even with PC gaming dead, they will still keep making a huge profit from gaming GPUs. They'll find a way or more.
And that's from an AMD fun, not an Nvidia shill.
Crazy to think people were just buying 12GB 3080 ti's for $1800 just a year ago and now they're outshined by $800 GPU's (That are still over priced)
WTF? Since when are so called "features" a premium that we need to pay? Should we still use GDDR3 memory? You want to use GDDR6, well you pay $200 premium for that "feature"!
You like to use Radeon 'Chill', well you need to pay a $50 premium on it, you want to use DP2.1, well for that advanced "feature" you need to pay $100.
So called" features" which are just addons and advancements have always come in within the pricing of the card, they were never paid for as a premium, they were never something we talked about! We expect Nvidia and AMD to adopt DP 2, we expect them to adopt HDMI 1.4b, we expect them to implement AV1, we expect the GPU's to support 10bit HDR, we don't consider those as "Features" that we pay a premium on!
www.techpowerup.com/306474/intel-arc-battlemage-to-double-shader-count-pack-larger-caches-use-tsmc-4-nm
Emotions toward entities like companies are really new level...
Jokes aside, I already told that there is future for nVidia, so I do not know why you repeatedly raging about it and talking about some "Android console" or whatever you are blabbing about...
As for PC gaming, no, this is not unlimited market, as not many people can afford 1600 $ GPU, and amount of people that can is shrinking - I do not know in which world you live in, in my world energy and food costs gone up 50%. Yes, it wont last forever, but for sure will make less people ready to fork out 1000 $ for GPU only. And number of sold GPUs clearly shows that, the simple metric you refuse to accept - instead you raging about nVidia being the biggest and baddest.
OK, nVidia is da best, we can finish for now. Enjoy!
But because everyone was at home and couldn't do anything else, everyone and their dog bough a GPU, plus you add in the crazed crypto mining and GPU's were flying off the shelves like hot cupcakes. But we are way past that, everyone is back at work, we've regained most of our freedoms and are able to leave our homes, and we have a crippling inflation on top of that preventing us from spending big money on stuff we don't absolutely need.
So I think Nvidia is in for a big awakening, especially at the so called "mid tier" of GPU's because I don't know anyone who would pay over $400 in that price range and that is if the GPU's offer solid value, if not then $300 and to top it off most people actually buy in the $150 to $250 range, that is why Nvidia was actually saved by their crappy 3050. Yeah it was a garbage product, but it was the only cheap available product.
But most people bought the 3050 or still have a 1060 6gb or 1660ti etc... so they won't be buying a 4060ti at $450. This card with all of its specs and performance estimates should be $350 at most!
And no, PC gaming will not die because you are feeling angry right now looking at prices.
Have a nice day.
No, I can buy an Xbox for LESS, and I agree, 450£ is beyond comedy, it's taking the piss.