NVIDIA H100 is a Compute Monster with 80 Billion Transistors, New Compute Units and HBM3 Memory

[medi01]

Huang (greedia's CEO) himself, after AMD rolled out some serious shit on that market, admitted that such compute GPUs are fairly trivial.

Huge number crunchers built for massively parallel tasks. Not much to balance as with gaming GPUs. Just take the biggest die and cram as much as you can into it.

 

[TheoneandonlyMrK]

There's GPU availability now. The higher end 3000 series are still inflated, price wise but the 3070 TI can now be had for under $900 and is in stock now. What is the "supposed" launch price? $600 before all the OEMs said prices were going up regardless? We're almost there ...

So at +50% that's near MSRP to you, nah ,no ,I think not.

 

[CyberCT]

It was @ $1200 a few months ago with much less availability. And you'll never see MSRP on these cards, doubtful even on launch day of the 4000 series. If you're waiting for MSRP you won't be upgrading for a long time. Enjoy your current card.

 

[TheoneandonlyMrK]

It was @ $1200 a few months ago with much less availability. And you'll never see MSRP on these cards, doubtful even on launch day of the 4000 series. If you're waiting for MSRP you won't be upgrading for a long time. Enjoy your current card.

I am and will do , if you're replying to someone ,do so.

It's likely 2k in Russia, should I care.

MSRP isn't + 50% , I will happily wait until the next generations low end card stomps that 3070ti and buy that then for less or not if the price isn't right.

You think these prices are reasonable, crack on but please don't insinuate these prices are normal and yes I DO expect prices to get back closer to where they were and I am happy to wait or do without.

At 900£ for a 3070 ti or 6800Xt both companies can f#@£ the f££k OFF.

 

[lexluthermiester]

30 series has been available for months. The problem has been the price.

So what you're saying is that they're still unavailable. Whether or not cards are on shelves is irrelevant if the price is out of range for the general consumer. The cards might as well not be there.