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#5619328
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No wonder Nvidia's stock price started going downhill since September. Coincidence? 😛 https://i.postimg.cc/YCRm4DCR/NVIDIA-STOCK-PRICE-FALL.jpg Edit: Turing launch may be very little related to Nvidia's stock price declining. This was just posted in good fun to go with my previous post.
#5619335
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Koniakki:

No wonder Nvidia's stock price started going downhill since September. Coincidence?
Titan Z was $3000 when the stock took off - Titan V was $3000 when the stock started to peak (I like how your previous picture ignored these two Titans btw). This Titan is only $2500. Maybe the $500 discount displeased investors and caused the crash. Or maybe investors really don't care about a single card launch and the reason for the crash was the investor conference in October where Nvidia announced they were sitting on a massive pascal inventory due to the mining collapse, which is most likely the reason for high RTX Geforce prices in the first place.
#5619339
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Titan Z was also 3,000$. Nvidia is generous with this one. Is that your trying to say, Denial? :P
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Undying:

Titan Z was also 3,000$. Nvidia is generous with this one. Is that your trying to say, Denial? 😛
Er yeah I said Titan black i meant Titan Z lol - regardless doesn't matter, point is price of the Titan is not correlated to the stock price.
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Denial:

Titan Black was $3000 when the stock took off - Titan V was $3000 when the stock started to peak (I like how your previous picture ignored these two Titans btw). This Titan is only $2500. Maybe the $500 discount displeased investors and caused the crash. Or maybe investors really don't care about a single card launch and the reason for the crash was the investor conference in October where Nvidia announced they were sitting on a massive pascal inventory due to the mining collapse, which is most likely the reason for high RTX Geforce prices in the first place.
I disagree that mining had to do anything with that. It would be disastrous for both AMD and Nvidia if RTX 2080(non-ti) for example had the same price as Vega. It could not only destroy the competition but also deny proper profits for the green team.
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Koniakki:

No wonder Nvidia's stock price started going downhill since September. Coincidence?
It's actually got nothing to do with this. Stock prices dropped on the news that they are still left with a 1-2 quarter glut of mid-range 1060 silicon that would prevent them from refreshing parts at the highly profitably $200-250 price point (the RTX 2060 is expected to be announced at CES, but will retail for $399 since it is as fast as a 1070). Above that price point, there really aren't that many cards sold in comparison to the rest of the market, and giving AMD 6 months to release something better to compete there caused a panic in the market.
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Wonder why he didn't do ray tracing comparisons lets say with BFV. I think thats whats really more worth seeing.
#5619375
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Obviously not a gaming card and it is meant for AI neural deep learning professional applications , there is no game on this planet that will ever used those 24GB ram even on 8K. This video card it's around 8~10% faster than the 2080Ti so whoever buys this video card for gaming needs it's brain checked at the doctor and maybe a lobotomy will be a good choice 😀. I have cringe looking at some ocn website nvidia fanboys ordering 2 of this video cards to play games at 4K 🙄 , you cannot buy intelligence ! lol .... Let's do the math : 2x RTX Titan = $5,000US Dollars + Tax ( depending where you live ) add maybe ~ $800~900US Dollars more and you are looking at a staggering $6,000US Dollars to play some games lol , some people really have a small e-penis 😕
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warlord:

Who cares. JHH will compensate for investors.
I care. I've lost a small fortune on my Nvidia stock (AMD as well, although Nvidia is worse). Not helping the matter is the current market selloff, due to the fed raising rates and Trump's tariff talk. The past few months have been the worst I've ever experienced on the stock market.
illrigger:

Above that price point, there really aren't that many cards sold in comparison to the rest of the market, and giving AMD 6 months to release something better to compete there caused a panic in the market.
That didn't have much to do with it - if it did then AMD stock would have risen. Instead, both stocks collapsed as Huang threw AMD under the bus to try to save his own skin.
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Soooo... $2,499 / €2,699 AHAHAHA Any libertarians here? How about all you classical capitalists, Chicago school students, Austrians, Ayn Rand worshipers... How's that Free Market and its magical powers working out for ya? https://abload.de/img/f2f5912c989e0d40d2952qleym.jpg
#5619412
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That's a lot of coin for minimal gains.
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@man_daddio:

Most people are complaining and probably didn't even realize that the RTX 2080ti is a Founder Edition. All the non founder edition cards are much faster and pretty overclockable. My son and I have one. And the RTX Titan is priced accordingly. It's supposed to replace to tighten V I suppose. That was $3,000 or more so Nvidia did lower the price. I still don't know what all the complaints are about. My son and I are one hundred percent happy with our 2080ti cards. They eat everything up for breakfast lunch and dinner. And as an added perk we both have a 9900k. A perfect pair.
Shoulda dug a bit deeper in those pockets for a pair of Titans and 9960X's bud. Titans are just in a class of their own and 8-core is peasant tier these days.
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chispy:

Obviously not a gaming card and it is meant for AI neural deep learning professional applications , there is no game on this planet that will ever used those 24GB ram even on 8K. This video card it's around 8~10% faster than the 2080Ti so whoever buys this video card for gaming needs it's brain checked at the doctor and maybe a lobotomy will be a good choice 😀. I have cringe looking at some ocn website nvidia fanboys ordering 2 of this video cards to play games at 4K 🙄 , you cannot buy intelligence ! lol .... Let's do the math : 2x RTX Titan = $5,000US Dollars + Tax ( depending where you live ) add maybe ~ $800~900US Dollars more and you are looking at a staggering $6,000US Dollars to play some games lol , some people really have a small e-penis 😕
And yet still cheaper than a single Quadro RTX 6000 that has identical specs. I have seen enthusiast 3D artists virtually drooling at the concept of getting high end hardware raytracing with 24GB of framebuffer for $2500. Once Optix raytracing support gets added to iRay and the other free/cheap 3D engines, there's going to be a huge bump in the quality of stuff on gallery sites, as renders drop from taking days to hours or minutes.
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Noisiv:

Soooo... $2,499 / €2,699 AHAHAHA Any libertarians here? How about all you classical capitalists, Chicago school students, Austrians, Ayn Rand worshipers... How's that Free Market and its magical powers working out for ya?
AMD is Nvidia's closest competition and they aren't currently matching Nvidia's offering at the price segments that have performance increases from Nvidia with their latest GPU's. Nvidia could have held onto Turing until AMD released Navi to see if it was going to be a worthy contender. Instead they gave a little more performance, but what competition do they have to not raise prices a little and make an extra buck? The market is only 'free' if a competitor does not purposely hinder another competitors chance's at gaining market share through exclusive deals. Proving it takes a lot of time and money.
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Mda400:

AMD is Nvidia's closest competition and they aren't currently matching Nvidia's offering at the price segments that have performance increases from Nvidia with their latest GPU's. Nvidia could have held onto Turing until AMD released Navi to see if it was going to be a worthy contender. Instead they gave a little more performance, but what competition do they have to not raise prices a little and make an extra buck? The market is only 'free' if a competitor does not purposely hinder another competitors chance's at gaining market share through exclusive deals. Proving it takes a lot of time and money.
Nvidia gave them all the chances in the world: 1) by astronomical pricing of Turing 2) by not jumping at 7nm therefore giving AMD a fighting chance Sounds like you're diverging from the ideal of free market by wanting to regulate it 😉
#5619513
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I wonder how much extra Nvidia paid Jayz to wear the black gloves during the video?
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SweenJM:

Free market is working well for me. I am curious how marxism = cheap, awesome video cards for all, what with it stifling innovation and removing all incentive for anyone to make or do anything above and beyond?
Go lick some CEO boots pal. Marxism and/or free market has nothing to do with greed and anti-consumer tactics.

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