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The first pre-order GeForce RTX 4090 is rather expensive at 2100 to 2500 USD
Nvidia's forthcoming flagship graphics card, the ultra-powerful GeForce RTX 4090, appears to have leaked in terms of cost before its planned major unveiling at Nvidia's GTC presentation on September 20.
According to tweets from user @ILeak VN, the RTX 4090 can be pre-ordered through Vietnamese store AZPC Workstation. The standard version costs 50,000,000 VND, while the high-end one costs 60,000,000,000 VND. The equivalent US dollar amounts are $2100 and ~ $2500. It seems to involve an Nvidia Founders Edition and a bespoke graphics card. So far, we're in the region of the old Titan atlases. This is in line with initial performance indicators. This is a high-end card, not for the ordinary gamer. Nvidia will release the exact prices for its new graphics cards at their GTC presentation on September 20.
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#6050637 Posted on: 09/15/2022 12:40 AM
So for the basic version that's $3100 AUD + Whatever the store puts on top I would say $3500 AUD. Yeah, these won't be selling in Australia.
Even if that price is close, with the current state of the US with its highest inflation in years, I personally don't think we will see these 4090's out of stock anywhere. Maybe for a day or two but that's it.
As people have already said here, you could build a whole new powerful computer, hell at $3500 AUD you could build the new gen with the latest intel and 64gig of DDR5 memory. Then just go get a second hand 3090 for $1300 and I bet that will come under $3500 AUD.
Mind you cards costing as much as a full pc build without a GPU is not new, but costing 2x or even 3x is starting to get crazy.
So for the basic version that's $3100 AUD + Whatever the store puts on top I would say $3500 AUD. Yeah, these won't be selling in Australia.
Even if that price is close, with the current state of the US with its highest inflation in years, I personally don't think we will see these 4090's out of stock anywhere. Maybe for a day or two but that's it.
As people have already said here, you could build a whole new powerful computer, hell at $3500 AUD you could build the new gen with the latest intel and 64gig of DDR5 memory. Then just go get a second hand 3090 for $1300 and I bet that will come under $3500 AUD.
Mind you cards costing as much as a full pc build without a GPU is not new, but costing 2x or even 3x is starting to get crazy.
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#6050641 Posted on: 09/15/2022 12:59 AM
Exactly the same with seemingly a gigantic range. Easy to claim it'll be right if you don't even produce a single value.
There have not been any "leaks" of prices, just dumb stores putting placeholder listings up. Stores _do not_ know the prices before the announcement, this has been NVIDIA policy for ages, hence store listings cannot leak actual intended prices.
Everyone can guess at a price, but this is wildly different to a credible leak.
Every single leak on price has been almost exactly the same. It's going to be $2000 - $2500.
Exactly the same with seemingly a gigantic range. Easy to claim it'll be right if you don't even produce a single value.
There have not been any "leaks" of prices, just dumb stores putting placeholder listings up. Stores _do not_ know the prices before the announcement, this has been NVIDIA policy for ages, hence store listings cannot leak actual intended prices.
Everyone can guess at a price, but this is wildly different to a credible leak.
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#6050643 Posted on: 09/15/2022 01:06 AM
So for the basic version that's $3100 AUD + Whatever the store puts on top I would say $3500 AUD. Yeah, these won't be selling in Australia.
Even if that price is close, with the current state of the US with its highest inflation in years, I personally don't think we will see these 4090's out of stock anywhere. Maybe for a day or two but that's it.
As people have already said here, you could build a whole new powerful computer, hell at $3500 AUD you could build the new gen with the latest intel and 64gig of DDR5 memory. Then just go get a second hand 3090 for $1300 and I bet that will come under $3500 AUD.
Mind you cards costing as much as a full pc build without a GPU is not new, but costing 2x or even 3x is starting to get crazy.
Yeah the price is bonkers. I picked up a 3090 on facebook buy/swap a week ago already with a waterblock for 800aud. While i could afford to buy a 4090 the prices are absurd. You could buy a motorbike or a couple of big OLED tvs or 4x PS5s etc for the price of a 4090. There are enough people out there who have enough cash to just not care what the price sticker says so the price will keep going up each gen
So for the basic version that's $3100 AUD + Whatever the store puts on top I would say $3500 AUD. Yeah, these won't be selling in Australia.
Even if that price is close, with the current state of the US with its highest inflation in years, I personally don't think we will see these 4090's out of stock anywhere. Maybe for a day or two but that's it.
As people have already said here, you could build a whole new powerful computer, hell at $3500 AUD you could build the new gen with the latest intel and 64gig of DDR5 memory. Then just go get a second hand 3090 for $1300 and I bet that will come under $3500 AUD.
Mind you cards costing as much as a full pc build without a GPU is not new, but costing 2x or even 3x is starting to get crazy.
Yeah the price is bonkers. I picked up a 3090 on facebook buy/swap a week ago already with a waterblock for 800aud. While i could afford to buy a 4090 the prices are absurd. You could buy a motorbike or a couple of big OLED tvs or 4x PS5s etc for the price of a 4090. There are enough people out there who have enough cash to just not care what the price sticker says so the price will keep going up each gen
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#6050647 Posted on: 09/15/2022 01:48 AM
So, is there also going to be a "non-diamond-encrusted" model?
So, is there also going to be a "non-diamond-encrusted" model?
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Twice as fast as a 3080 at only 4x the cost. Bargain