Radeon RX Vega 64 Graphics cards out of stock or a 100 bucks more expensive
There's a number of things going on surrounding the Radeon RX Vega 56 and 64 release. First off, there is this rumor that prices have been jacked up, as the normal launch prices of 399 and 499 are no longer in effect, there seems to be a 100 USD difference.
The MSR prices for the standalone Vega 56 and 64 Black (as we reviewed them) are 399 and 499 USD repectively, as AMD let the media know these prices. Both cards can be spotted and advertised (if you can find them at all) for 499 and 599 with the 56 being a preorder and the physically 64 available. However that 100 bucks extra, here's the thing these would be the bundled versions with Prey and the to be released Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus. So, if the cards are physical available then the question rised, was the stock for non-bundled Vega kept low deliberately ?
A number if things could have happened if you think about that thesis. Etailers might have had low volume available, stock and have driven up prices to make a quick extra buck? AMD also might have figured the same thing, we do not know really. It also can be a misjudgment, AMD thinking that people would be more interested in the game bundled versions.
If we take the Radeon RX Vega 64 and look at pricing with VAT we are ending at roughly ~650 Euros right now. We checked these prices at Geizhalz.eu
Now here is the thing, these cards do not seem to be the bundled ones. When we move to the UK, then we see that at Overclock3rs the first cards had normal prices in a bit of a pre-order, however after minutes of the launch prices got jacked upo by another 100 bucks, here again only the more expensive bundle version is available.
Currently, where I reside in the Benelux, cards are simply not even available. All in all we are rather confused about this launch, and the prices are a bit of a mess with all these confusing bundles and low availability of the standalone cards. Currently prices are way higher compared to the GeForce GTX 1070 and 1080.
Long story short, if you are in the market for a Vega 64, you'll be spending at least a 100 USD/EURO more opposed to the introductory prices. What do you guys think, let us know in the thread below.
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Lets see if Nvidia keep their promise that the next Titan will be cheaper...
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The last two generations, we've seen the 70 series card trade blows with the Titan/#80 Ti from the previous gen. If they can strike lucky a third time, we'll have 1080 Ti performance and 12GB of VRAM at the $400 price point with Volta.
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I haven't been able to find squat regarding Volta, only old rumours and speculation which is now most likely wrong. nVidia's original roadmap had it set for late 2017. I'd be surprised if it was released early 2018, I'm expecting later with AMD ****ting the bed.
So... is there any news?
https://www.techspot.com/news/70584-nvidia-volta-gaming-gpus-not-foreseeable-future.html
This sounds like not this year.
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I wonder how many people saved/budgeted for Vega at a certain performance and price, who will now use that money on an Nvidia card.
It's not like nVidia cards are cheap. They are expensive as hell right now.
I'll build a new computer this fall and I plan to spend between 400 and 450 (before taxes) for the GPU. The less expensive non reference 1070 in canada are sold at 550$. That's 100$ too much. I would need to buy an entry level card.
So nope man i wont buy nVidia i'll keep my 970. I will probably try to find a used 970 and dual them. A used 970 will probably not be more expensive than a 1060 and two 970 will likely perform better than a single 1060. I'll need to check to be sure but it's probably the case. Those price are ridiculous imo.
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I haven't been able to find squat regarding Volta, only old rumours and speculation which is now most likely wrong. nVidia's original roadmap had it set for late 2017. I'd be surprised if it was released early 2018, I'm expecting later with AMD ****ting the bed.
So... is there any news?