Saturday, December 28th 2024
Potential RTX 5090 and RTX 5080 Pricing in China Leaks
What we've all been waiting for, might just have appeared and what we're talking about is of course the pricing of NVIDIA's upcoming graphics cards. @wxnod has posted a single screenshot on X/Twitter of what could be the MSRP of the RTX 5090 and RTX 5080 in China. The MSRP of the RTX 4080 was 9,499 RMB and the RTX 5080 appears to be not that much higher, at 9,999 RMB, but this still equates to about US$1,370, although do note that there's 13 percent sales tax/VAT in China.
Now as for the RTX 5090, things won't be as rosy. The RTX 4090 had an MSRP of 12,999 RMB in China and the RTX 5090 comes in at an insane 18,999 RMB or US$2,600. That's a price hike of a not insignificant 46 percent over the RTX 4090 and this might make it the most expensive consumer graphics card ever released. We'd suggest taking these prices with a helping of NaCl just to be on the safe side. The cards are expected to be available some time in January according to the screenshot.
Update 15:34 UTC: A second picture was posted in the same thread on X/Twitter that shows the expected launch months of the lower-tier RTX 5000-series cards as well and it appears to be taken from a video.
Sources:
@wxnod X/Twitter, @harukaze5719 X/Twitter for additional details
Now as for the RTX 5090, things won't be as rosy. The RTX 4090 had an MSRP of 12,999 RMB in China and the RTX 5090 comes in at an insane 18,999 RMB or US$2,600. That's a price hike of a not insignificant 46 percent over the RTX 4090 and this might make it the most expensive consumer graphics card ever released. We'd suggest taking these prices with a helping of NaCl just to be on the safe side. The cards are expected to be available some time in January according to the screenshot.
Update 15:34 UTC: A second picture was posted in the same thread on X/Twitter that shows the expected launch months of the lower-tier RTX 5000-series cards as well and it appears to be taken from a video.
173 Comments on Potential RTX 5090 and RTX 5080 Pricing in China Leaks
2000-2024/ $500 -$1500-$2000-$???? see how that works?
You do not need to buy an RTX 5090 if the price is too high for you. Buy whatever fits in your pocket, buy whatever makes you happy. I myself opted not to buy an RTX 4090 last generation, I bought a 4080, it does the job. There is practically no game I cannot run at 4K well on my setup right now, except some of the latest AAAs. I'm definitely going to live. Just don't go around painting something as the devil while you defend another company that does the exact same thing and gets praised for it. That is hypocrisy. For example, Voodoo 5500 AGP released in June 2000. In November 2024 dollars, your $500 has become $915.00 according to the consumer price index calculator. True inflation is realistically a lot higher than what any government is willing to admit and index into the official CPI, so something to keep in mind.
www.bls.gov/data/inflation_calculator.htm
2020, RTX 3080 - $700
2022, RTX 4080 - $1200
2024, RTX 5080 - $2040
2026, RTX 6080 - $3468
2028, RTX 7080 - $5896
2030, RTX 8080 - $10022
2032, RTX 9080 - $17038
2034, RTX 10080 - $28965
Sony over Samsung for color tv.
apple phone
Ford pickup
Volkswagen Tiguan
Lone Star Beer
Samsung monitors
Ryzen processors
GSkill Memory
Crucial SSD
Lian-Li Cases/PSU....
9950X3D & RTX5090 and maybe a Hero X870
How you think western sanction actually effective right now, the world starting abandoned the Dollar, after USA just Steal Russian Asset in dollar, you can talk about war and stuff for justification, but other Country loking the situation and said *+" im not put my investment in Dollar thag can just get taken by USA +"
Now imagine adding some RT, some 1440p and some power draw charts in there.
Of corse on average RX 7900 XT is slower. :kookoo:
And if you look at the state of the their tech industry, I would say the sanctions are quite effective. They did that to milk the market just like Nvidia was/is.
Hopefully they don't do that this round because they could have a winner on their hands.
Anyways calling it a want and not a need is a bunch of nonsense, but happy new year.
You go on buying the bare minimum that you need, the rest of us will enjoy our computers.
The number one reason I play all my games at 120 fps is to try to get rid of all the horrible effects of modern upscaling and TAA. Modern games look like GARBAGE compared to playing an Xbox 360 game at 60fps. Every PS5 level game I play at 120fps. Every time.
I don't want to play a game that looks like this: