Nvidia releases Euro Suggested Retail Prices GTX 1060
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Turanis
TeX_UK
It looking like NV are replacing the 980s place & price in the market place lots of retailers have already stopped selling 980s.
rockupuncture
So basically faster than a 980 and the same price...
Are AMD's drivers still questionable? I see a lot of hate and a lot of positives for their drivers. A friend of mine hates AMD (I've been an Nvidia faboy for far too long now so can't really give him any advice) but only because he's had some real problems with their drivers, over the years. Reason I ask is, he's tempted to go for a 480...
Any thoughts?
FinalplayerRyu
They are still doing this Founder's Edition nonsense? Didn't they already have enough complaints? All it does, is push up the Prices for all Cards.
IceVip
TheDeeGee
koniu
Suggested prices are only suggested. Look like prices looking in Poland (transport and tax included - 23%VAT)
Rx 480 8GB
Suggested: 1170 PLN (292$, 262Eur)
Real life: 1349 PLN (337$, 303Eur)
As We can see prices are now not even close to 229$ advertised by AMD
And now what i believe prices will look for 1060 6GB
Suggested: 1279 PLN (319$, 287Eur)
Real life: 1479 PLN (369$, 332Eur)
From good news today i saw first offer for 480 for 1279PLN (starting price was 1349) so i believe reference cards will start moving down toward suggested price to make place for AiB cards that will hit market in next 2-3 weeks
1060 will be probably 10-15% more expensive from 480 , question is is it gonna be faster more than 10-15% from 480.
PrMinisterGR
Redemption80
If retailers stick to the actual price then the card will be very competitive, and Nvidia have more brand recognition so (much to the annoyance of AMD fans) never have to price things less.
The FE pricing is silly, but maybe it's an attempt to exploit the fact some people think the most expensive one is the best.
Stormyandcold
Saying Nvidia charged for bad DX11 support is really stretching things especially when comparing to AMD who are trying to claw back some market-share by selling cheaper cards. Don't forget AMD rebranding with your comparison either.
In terms of DX11; Nvidia has offered better support period, regardless of any particular card's performance. AMD has only recently started improving it's DX11 aspect of it's drivers. A look at AMD card release benchmarks tells you clearly they always seem to be w.i.p.
Also, bare in-mind AMD's X versions for any particular card branch that further complicates things on AMD's side. Nvidia's clearer differentiation of cards I find is better, it's more clearly defined. There is a clear difference between GTX980 and GTX980ti for example. They let AIB decide on clocks for competition and pricing differences.
If we look at both vendor's last generation cards, then, Nvidia's 900 series had only 6 products (inc TitanX), where-as AMD had 11 products (inc Pro Duo). If we remove the highest-end products, then, that's double the number of products from AMD.
This really muddies the water for customers on AMD side and shows they're the ones constantly releasing products and charging more for small improvements per line.
As for the power consumption to performance, it's not looking that good for RX480 tbh. If it translates to Vega, then, Vega must be a significantly lower-clocked card otherwise it too will be power-hungry and hot without a doubt.
At this stage, I don't have much hope for big Vega to deliver either. Chances are they will go FuryX route and have to bundle water-cooling with it again.
PrMinisterGR
dean469
With both new, more powerful, consoles coming from AMD hardware, I think the scales will tip even more in their favor, in the future.
AMD's cards in general, seem to have better performance over time than Nvidias cards. I think that will improve even more in the coming years.
Undying
eclap
Yawn. when AMD aren't winning, there's always many out there telling us that it sure will change. Been like this for years.
Redemption80
Nvidia have years of brand loyalty that would also take years to diminish before they would have to play catch to AMD.
That's what keeps the hardcore AMD fans up at night.
Stormyandcold
Finisterre
dx12 on the horizon? It's already here. From now on the game has changed.
DLD
Not fair.
Few days earlier, the "suggested" price of the 6 GB memory variant was 249 $.:puke2:
Anarion
PrMinisterGR